Hi.
I have to agree with Cheryl on some points.
I think that Arial font would be much more legible. I also think that
moving the logo a little down and a little right would look much
better. (So it has a white stripe on the left side.) I also find that
when things are underlined, people assume that they are links - it might
be an idea to change the heading for each group of links to either all
caps or something.
I know all about working with a limited color palette (try a physical
therapist who wants red, white and black!) - good job so far.
HTH,
Riva
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Its been a while but im back looking for some more third-party advice. Please take a
look at my clients web site [http://www.gregoriopools.com/] - I just recently rescued it
from a fate worse then death, or at least made it so that it didn't have a funky '90s look
and feel (when i took over this year the site hadnt been updated since 2002).
I am trying to bring the site slowly into the future and working with a limited color palette
[it just has to match the clients brand new logo].
Please let me know what you think and the browser you use - I know for a fact that
some things are kind of 'odd' in IE sometimes, but i want some honest opinions.
Charles King
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