Basically, a nice layout; I like the logo, clean a simple, yet appealing, though I'd give a bit more room.
Further observations:
The color use is a bit plain, although "techie"; the contrast is a bit low on the whole;
I'd make the gray rim around the center section equally wide, so the top could be a little less;
The sub-text next to the logo might look better underneath it;
I like the mouseover effect on the menu buttons, but it might be an idea to change the look of the button accompanying the page viewed as well; either that, or give the pages a stronger, more recognizable caption;
Code-wise, it's a shame that you've used tables for layout purposes where CSS would serve much better; related to that are a couple of other issues, one of which is the fixed width: CSS (and tables too, for that matter) would make your layout quite easily adapt to the available window width: always a favorite of mine ;
"... physicals access... " (typo in home page);
Reconsider center-aligning the text on your homepage: it may look good for a while, but it usually makes for hard reading and is therefore rarely used other then for restaurant menus.
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Further observations:
The color use is a bit plain, although "techie"; the contrast is a bit low on the whole;
>> Id like to keep the colours as they are but what suggestions woul u make?
I'd make the gray rim around the center section equally wide, so the top could be a little less;
>>Would i change the margin using topMargin ?
The sub-text next to the logo might look better underneath it;
>>Agreed, but then i will have a massive space next to it?
I like the mouseover effect on the menu buttons, but it might be an idea to change the look of the button accompanying the page viewed as well; either that, or give the pages a stronger, more recognizable caption;
>> ok i could highlight the page which is selcted
Code-wise, it's a shame that you've used tables for layout purposes where CSS would serve much better; related to that are a couple of other issues, one of which is the fixed width: CSS (and tables too, for that matter) would make your layout quite easily adapt to the available window width: always a favorite of mine ;
>> are you saying i should use fixed width or relative width>
"... physicals access... " (typo in home page);
>>fixed
Reconsider center-aligning the text on your homepage: it may look good for a while, but it usually makes for hard reading and is therefore rarely used other then for restaurant menus.
It's a bit plain, but very professional looking. I would suggest using lists instead of long paragraphs. Most people have a short attention span and will skip through paragraphs. Example:
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You should go back through and recheck your markup, you forgot a <title> element, list items arent closed etc.
that may just be the editor though, its okay.
keep it up.
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Everything looks fine in what im assuming you want it to look like (IE6, 800x600)
Did you just add that bg on the content? I never noticed it, but I do now, looks cool, maybe if the lines faded away instead of just stopping ...
I agree a little with the keywords, as ionsurge pointed out, only because some of them are in there more than once.
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