baseball bat site

[flann]

I've spent about the last 2 months doing programming work on a custom baseball bat site. I've been personally proud of what I've been able to create, although the design and graphics are that of my co-workers. I would appreciate reviews of programming and/or graphic/design. Baseball Bats

[mlseim]

Your blue links ("click here for large picture") are the basic blue links you would
normally see, but when I moved my mouse over those links, I don't
get the usual pointer cursor, so I was confused. I did click on it and
behold, it is really a link.

You should fix that.

Either give it a normal cursor, blue underline, or a nicer CSS link that
does something when moused-over. Make it clear for visitors.

Also, I think the scrolling thing at the bottom is pointless.
Your goal is to sell bats ... don't offer any other distractions.

The "kick ash" trademark is great!
That pretty much nails the look of the site.

[Karen S. Garvin]

I like the use of the tabs for “Description,” “Dimensions,” etc. It works well and looks nice. The font you use is just grungy enough to be "in" but still legible, and gives a nice visual texture to the page.

I was disappointed under the "Color Examples" tab that I couldn't get the picture of the bat to change color to match the sample. By the way, I think it should be "sample," not "example."

[student]

looking from a small screen ( 800x600) it appears that there are wide margins on both the left and right sides.
the left menu is good
better to have some hover effects for the top menu
logo is good
font size of description too less.
and also of customer testimonials.