Please review my re-designed web site

**FindMyPages** · 05-01-2007, 08:43 PM

Just re-design the entire web site for my own web consulting services.

It use yahoo YUI javascript library for dyanmic show case and show case detail tab windows. It's validated with XHTML.

Please provides me any suggestions. thanks!

http://www.powerfusion.com

**NullPointer** · 05-01-2007, 11:40 PM

I'm not sure if your frames are going to be very search engine friendly. If they are the cause for 'If you have issues to view this page in IE6, Please upgrade to IE7' you might want to consider a different approach. You don't have so much content that you need to incase it into a frame anyway. Sorry I'm very anti-frames, I once built a site using frames when I was first getting started with web design thinking that they were a really nice way to contain a lot of content without scrolling my whole page. Later I found out from domaintools.com that it was "not indexable by most search engines".

Other than that I like the design, domaintools.com says your meta relivance is %100, very nice.

**Crosshairs** · 05-02-2007, 11:04 AM

'If you have issues to view this page in IE6, Please upgrade to IE7'

your really limiting your market here , a good webdesign works in all commonly used browser typs

**FindMyPages** · 05-02-2007, 01:06 PM

Thanks!

There is actually no frame. The left site content is a DIV with all the text in it, so it is still searchable. The right side content is also in div with dynamic data load with Yahoo YUI's connector (like AJAX). That is not searchable, which is OK with me for now.

I remove the IE6 notice line. There was problem with IE6 CSS due to the width calculation. So IE6 will push the right dropdown content down to the bottom of the pages. After reduce the space between two DIVs, it works fine.

I will check out the tools. Thank you all!

**xoxbxfx** · 05-02-2007, 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crosshairs

'If you have issues to view this page in IE6, Please upgrade to IE7'

your really limiting your market here , a good webdesign works in all commonly used browser typs

I agree..you need to appeal to the mass market

**tycoontalk** · 05-05-2007, 09:33 PM

I like it but I think the footer needs a color swap. It doesnt really go with the rest of the design.

**abdallah** · 05-06-2007, 03:14 AM

It looks like a good start but the frames are an seo issue. Also the site needs to make better use of screen real estate. Best of luck!