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They probably just wanted to snatch it up before Google did.

I like to look at websites for local businesses and think of how I'd redesign them.

The logo doesn't match the rest of the color scheme. One of them needs to change. What are the colored blocks in the white space areas near the top?

Layout wise, It's a damn good first website. Just a couple nitpicky things that Dave mentioned already. If you do nothing else, anti-alias the logo.

It's hard to help when we can't see what's going on. Post a link. As for the IFrame, Phreno was spot on. I know nothing about PHP, except how to use includes. They are a huge time saver. You write the menu code once, and just put a little line of code in place to call it. Same with header...

Post a link or the code

At the very least, post a link.

Yes, Phreadee, could you please do the work for him?

Definitely agree about the stop sign. I can't even read the body text because I'm partially blinded by that sign.

Cut and paste programs? What does that even mean? Anyway, I do agree that the logo does look much better on the dark background. Besides, I wouldn't put too much stock in anything I say about logos. I'm really bad at logo design.

So wrong... :D

Looks great!

It's a cool design, but it looks a bit templatey. I'm still not sure about that logo.

Wouldn't really do him any good to blow smoke up his ass ;)

The header has to go. I'm sorry, but it's bad. The rest isn't too bad. You probably only need to give us the fact categories once...maaaaaaaybe twice: The menu at the top, and possibly the images at the bottom, but you can toss out the menu on the right side. The "follow us on Twitter" thing...

Didn't we do this already? http://www.webdesignforum.com/14860-problem-website-header-when-viewed-using-google-chrome.html First off, scrap the tables. Second, If you're going to float the text, you'll have to float the input field as well so they sit next to each other. Finally, IIRC, the...

I gotta disagree. It's really choppy and hurts my eyes. It's also really distracting.

The address and map are in a table within the table row you're working with. Try just adding them to the same row. You might find, despite what seems like a lot of work, that if you recode the site properly, you'll actually save heaps of time in the end. It really shouldn't take more than an...

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Doubt it. Couldn't even be bothered to removed the telling HTML Comments. Good catch.