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The reality is that serious designers are never going to like software like this. It's nothing personal, but we don't appreciate the field being muddied with yet another way for non-coders to create badly coded websites.

Looks good in IE9 in regular and compatibility mode. In compatibility mode, the iFrame is off to the right, but in regular, its just left of center.

Phreadee's right. Users to this point have been trained to ignore anything that says they've won anything or they're x visitor.

You create a 16x16 icon, name it favicon.ico and place it in the root folder of the website. There is a way to use what ever image format you like, including animated gifs, but it doesn't always work.

Looks really good. Only 2 things I'd work on. 1. Link your header to the home page. 2. The large header looks empty in the center.

I always forget a lot of those more obscure, but incredibly useful selectors. *Adds to bookmarks* Thanks!

No problem. I keep that one bookmarked and reread it from time to time.

Try this one: http://sixrevisions.com/web_design/a-look-into-color-theory-in-web-design/

1. Something about the look of this site strikes me as odd. Portions of it do, in fact, look dated. The logo font is Viner, which I haven't seen on a website since the very first one I built about 8 years ago. The menu, with its default link colors also looks dated. Other portions look/act...

Here you go: The colors are in style.css nav1 is on line 119 The remainder are every 3rd line after that.

Would probably be easier to position a div over that spot, add text and link it.

Wouldn't the one with the unrealistic expectations be the ignorant one? Seriously, don't get butt-hurt. It works like this: Fast, Cheap, Good. You can pick 2 options. You're looking for all three.

CSS3 PIE works great for the most common CSS3 effects. There's no scripting or work-arounds, you just drop one extra line in each CSS block that uses those properties. The cherry on top? Only IE downloads the file, so it won't slow down other browsers.

That's me. I abandoned the framework about a year ago, but I still use the Photoshop file, which I've further customized, to lay out my designs.

Did a lot of updating. Once again, the photos are just filler. Also, the don't bother with the Prices page. The link works, but there's no content there. Specifically, I'd like feedback on the gallery page. I realize they're not photos, but I want to know about the layout.

I'm losing a bunch of content behind the footer on the main page, and I can't scroll to see it.

There's no code like code you've written yourself. Scrap that Spry crap and write your own navigation.