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Well I just checked it out! My first thought was wow that's blue! I really like blue as a site color, but don't you think it's a bit too blue? Have you considered a more matte shade of blue? 'cause the neon blue is kind of disconcerting in it self. And you could easily do with a better menu...

You could easily use http://www.simplemachines.org/ ? Looks great on demonoid anyways.

I concur with the above, it took a while before I figured out what it was all about. Perhaps a simple banner at the top that says 'web hosting' would do the trick, 'cause the flash takes too long to load the text that says 'web hosting'.

You might be aware of this yourself, but the technologies link on the first one doesn't work. And you should probably remove the hover sounds on the second one. The green theme is also kind of gloomy. Besides that all is well.

Nice site my man! I don't really have too much to say about it except the fact that the scroll on the portfolio page stretches across the footer, so there's a scrollbar over your copyright notice. Low-res laptop see :)

It's seems you're just out to gain visitors since all three links point to the exact same site? But as above, I agree that you need something a bit more snazzy, eye catching if you will! What's with all the  's in the source? I was shocked. Use break tags, margins, padding etc..

All you need is a couple bucks and you'll have a domain +everything you could ever want for a whole year. The second you do it you'll never go back!

Looks like a lot of Photoshop graphics turned into a flash with writing in it. I have no clue how to do this myself of course, but do you really need a flash intro? When I run into one I immediately hit the back button, no matter what. How exactly do you plan to use this?

If you post the Css for the cell that's off then it would be easier to tell what's wrong.

No it looks good, a little more lag than average, but it couldn't have taken more than half a second.

If you're going to go with the black theme, then a more vague shade of blue like in the example picture would definitely do some good. I know my site is quite blue as well but yours kind of jumps out at you like a neon sign, you know? And also, the hover effect kind of threw me off, I'm not...

Wow, I had no expectations after viewing the old site, but the new one was positively dazzling! Rabbits make me feel comfortable for some reason.. I should remember that one. Who doesn't like cushy animals? I know not.. Too bad about the E-Commerce thing, that would've done the trick!

I thought it looked great, real nice and professional. But the menu items could be a bit bigger, have you considered round cornered tabish background-images? I reckon they'd do just the trick!

As long as it's your site and you don't mind the tables, then by all means they work fine. But if you make a site with tables for someone else, and leave them to maintain it, they might not be aware of the fact that they endure some stretching anomalies. As for the second bit, could you...

Seems you're getting some solid advice here! I have nothing to add except.. <meta name="description" content="Doug is cool"> ? Ha! That made my day! Good luck to you sir :)

Exactly what I was thinking! I reckon for starters, find a site with a suitable design and try to emulate it, and learn how to use some Css. The background has to go!

I'm not to big on the tables either, and since it's a web development site I would stay far away from them since people seem to think they're evil. And what's with the vast amounts of whitespace in the source? I never knew a human to write code like that.. Other than that it looks as...

I agree about the pictures, the first of which was nearly 300kb(!), slash the filesize! And maybe make it more clear were the link to the main page is, I was hovering the mouse around for ages and barely found it.

I agree with the posts above, but there were a couple of other things I noticed. First off, I have a laptop with an x-resolution of 1280 pixels, and the width of the page itself couldn't possibly be more than 800 pixels wide, yet the browser still conjures up a horizontal scroll, which allows...