Cyprus

[ksource]

I am building a web about a country called Cyprus, its for school, I was wondering if I could get some feedback. Anything will help, good/bad. Thank you in avance.

http://k.1asphost.com/billko/school.asp

[Jupac]

This is FeedBack for this forum ;) This should be in the Web Review Forum. Mod plase move

[amahmood]

Cyprus

I expected some images, Specialy of Larnaka and Ayanapa.

[the tree]

Agreed although it seems your still working on the content, so maybe you'll be getting images later.

Please avoid those under construction images, just a simple note in your usual page format woulld be fine.

Is having valid CSS a requirement? Are you getting any marks from it? If not, I would sugest replacing it with a modest text link.

You might want to reconsider table based layouts, and I think you can do without that javascript as well, it seems you're just using it for a hover affect that you can easily manage in CSS.

On your content, (what there is of it) you hardly explain your page on GDP, a simple sentance like "GDP means Gross National Product and is the amount of money that the whole country makes" would be a great improvement.

[KDLA]

Hi ksource -

I agree with the previously submitted comments about the lack of images. Your site is just a little boring. I think adding some images to compliment all the content you've worked hard to supply will make this a great site.

You might avoid underlining text which is not denoting a hyperlink.

You also might streamline your design by having navigation either at the the top OR along the left side - not both.

I noticed that scrolling has been disabled on the interior pages. Was this intentional? My screen resolution is set at 800x600; the lack of scrolling sort of knocks out my ability to select any of your left side links listed beyond the first four.

Good Luck (and I hope you get a good grade!) -

[philaweb]

Well, if you had used CSS to do the layout presentation, then your box wouldn't have danced back and forth when clicking through the menu.

Why do you have two menues? It looks silly and takes up space.

BTW... Cyprus isn't really A country, is it? ;)