Tell me off if you like!

[bogbrushian]

Hi,

Im looking for pats on the back, constructive criticism and pointers on my site :)

I look forward to your comments. Please note I'm currently looking into using css instead of tables for the site. The rugby part of the website is also up for review :D

Cheers

[the tree]

After converting to a css based layout, validate (http://validator.w3.org) your markup.
A lot of your images are very low quality, you really ought to see to that.
There are a few broken links about the place.
The rugby section just looks plain horrific in Firefox

[LiLcRaZyFuZzY]

you seem to have a few problems choosing adequate fonts, the papyrus text banner doesnt fit at all with your page, and fits even less with the menu text!

the banner image is huge
http://www.huntersonline.org.uk/banner_files/bannerpic.jpg
it doesnt need to be that big, just cut out where there is no text, and use background-color in the parent element

[bogbrushian]

ok, thanks for the feedback. Being a newbie, im still trying to develop a habit of creating pages that will look ok in any browser. As for the low quality images, which do you mean? the photos or other images? the reason for pretty low quality photos is to conserve my small amount of webspace and also for ppl with slow connections.

thanks
i welcome more feedback :)

[the tree]

Well the link to your rugby site really caught my eye, you can barely read it. The JPEG format is only really for photo's. Try PNG in indexed mode.

[LiLcRaZyFuZzY]

yeah that pic quality is really bad

[dera]

http://fabio.ugtech.net/webdev/46/using-the-title-tag-correctly read that make your pages have titles not addresses.

[Sceptile_Master]

Just make sure you square off the image if you wish to use a PNG as IE picks up alpha transparency crap. Otherwise use a GIF as it doesn't look like your rugby pic has too many colors. You could use transparency then if you wished.