Help. Web site critics needed.

[AndyMan]

Hi there,

I’m running a small not commercial site and I run in to a problem.
I really have no idea how the site looks like from the user perspective or the webmasters eyes.
So, I need your help. All critics are welcome.

The site name is: Onecer Public Exchange
The url is: http://www.onecer.net

Thanks, AndyMan

[pyro]

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[PeOfEo]

It looks ok. It views ok on ie and on mozilla. But you used tables for your layout to some extent but you didi not nest anything that I could see so I guess its pretty good. It looks very professional.

[AndyMan]

Thanks.
It is nice to have you feed back.

[spufi]

You are going down the right pathway by using CSS. Now use more of it. You need to add "font-weight:bold" on your header tags since you are having them be bold anyway and this would eliminate the need for your <b> tags. I see some other text that uses a <b> tag and a <font> tag. One simple <span> tag with a class defined to it would clean that part of it. The attributes in your body could also be done using CSS. When your CSS is all done, you can add a <meta> tag to link to it externally so this way if you make a change, the change happens on all of your pages that are linked to the CSS file.

Most of your <img> tags are defined as if you used XHTML, but those are the only things really defined in that way.If you want to use XHTML, then make sure your whole page validates as such. Your page doesn't validate at all. Add width and height definitions to your images so your information doesn't shift around as your page loads. Adding an "alt" attribute would be nice for those text only browsers. I don't think your hover attribute is working correctly. I didn't see anything wrong off hand. I'm using Mozilla 1.3 as my browser.

Beyond adding a standard rant about using a table for layout, I think the actual look of the site is very nice.

[AndyMan]

Thank you,
You are right the code needs to be re - evaluated to follow one standard not all of them, and the CSS must be external.

Thanks,
AndyMan
http://onecer.net