any and all comments appreciated

[delatela]

This would be my first implementation of CSS. I have seen two buggy things (one on the homepage and one on the Face-It product page). The homepage issue I have posted about and really have no idea as to why it is happening. The Face-It page is something I hope will be resolved once I get the HTML to validate (there are some random closing tags floating around).

This is realy my first major site. How does it hold up? Any major things I should be concerned about?


Thanks in advance,

Andy

the site:http://69.56.212.188/~whitney/

[Mr Initial Man]

You're using tables for layouts, and that's slowing down your load time, as well as making your page less accessible.
It is possible to use CSS for layout, and it's VERY flexible, more flexible than many people give it credit for.

On the upside, I didn't have to click very often to see info on your products. Two clicks, and I was there. :) Very nice.

As one guy I know said "If I have to click more than three times to get my information, that's too often." And, as I said, I only had to click twice.

[delatela]

Thanks much for the reply. I do plan to get those tables out of there once they settle on a layout, and I am seeing through this forum really how important that is. I'm hoping that they account for a bit of the glitches I have witnessed.

I also plan to add a more dynamic nav bar in our next phase, so that all products are just one click away. I'm planning on sticking with javascript for this but am not sure how to best execute it, and would welcome suggestions. It is not part of this current site frankly because I couldn't hammer out a good solution.