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Another thought: what if you extended the sidebar to the bottom of the page?

It's a really good design. It does feel a bit top heavy, like you said, but it isn't distracting. A heavier type for the headers on the bottom might balance it. Only other thing I saw was you misspelled "Personnel". Great design!!

Definitely a step in the right direction. The layout is nice and clean. A couple of notes: I don't see what the trees have to do with dermatology. Unless there's something I'm missing, I think a dermatology site might be better served by images of happy people with great skin, or something...

http://webdesign.about.com/od/sound/a/play_sound_oncl.htm

Save yourself the pain and skip flash. Especially for navigation. To answer your question, a copy of flash and graphical prowess.

Damn nice for the price. The type looks good to me, but then I'm shite with that anyway.

The easiest way I can think of is to create the collage in Photoshop and use the slice tool to slice them, then have photoshop export the CSS. Coding that by hand would take forever.

Another option: #page{ position:relative; width: 1025px; left:50% margin-left:-513px; min-height:500px; padding:0px; }

I usually have them pay half up front. From there, I just trust them not to take it. Definitely gonna start doing this.

Probably easiest to go with option 1. I know Joomla can do it. Wordpress should be able to, though I don't know for sure.

I've been toying with it. It's pretty nice.

Has anyone tried this? I saw it on an ad on YouTube, and it looks promising. http://www.microsoft.com/web/webmatrix/

First, you'll need to set that text inside some element, like <p>. Then, give that <p> a class, and in that class, set clear:right; That should take care of it.

If Sitebuilder allows you to set a background as repeating, just make sure the area where the image is set to the background isn't taller than 135px.

As I was navigating the site, I noticed the following: It's a bit of a pain to navigate. Both in Grid and List layout, the blocks are big. I have a fairly high resolution monitor, and I can only fit a couple products on screen at once. Table layout is closest to what would work for me, but...

It's a really good design. Not much else to say.

Hell, CSS3 support IN IE9 is lacking...:D

I have essentially 2 tools I use: Photoshop and Aptana. I have used Illustrator on occasion for tracing. I generally lay the whole page out in Photoshop, and slice the individual elements out that I will need images for. That gives me an idea of how things should be spaced. I spent hours one...

I took a few days off work to relax a little, and decided to play around with some CSS effects. So, I created a slider menu. Check it out here. It doesn't work in the slightest in IE...go figure. The links are all over the place. In Chrome, it works...OK. I'm still working on it. The links...

Here, set this image as the background for that header. Set it to repeat on the X axis (repeat-x). Same colors, but it's smoother.