Have to agree with Travel. Your first stop should always be W3C's HTML Validator.
Plus, why is there so much space in the code before the actual page begins? You're not fooling anyone with half a braincell into thinking you're doing it without code. Your page of about 48kb could be much smaller if you compacted your code.
The menu: is it organised to make sense to your visitors? Like should be with like. In a supermarket, you're not going to want to search for tinned beans inbetween the fresh carrots and cauliflower, will you? Not a criticism - I have no idea about strings, but always something to keep in mind.
Your menu text and background colour is very closely matched. I'd go for red text. And yellow is just not a favourite colour of mine...thus I am prejudiced to cry Yuck! Personally, I think the space between the options is too big.
You're making extensive use of .jpg images. I am billed per MB, so sites like that make me mad. Try .gif or .png - they result in much smaller files (png files are not always handled well in IE though, so I usually go for gif). |
