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There is a solution without using dated image maps. Set the image as the background of a div. Then create divs positioned where you want the links. Use a 1px transparent Gif stretched across the positioned divs and hyperlinked. If people are interested,I can make an example later today.

Thanks, I'll look into that article. I struggled for a while with the content, that's why it took so long to go live.

Thanks all for your input. This site has (finally) gone live. See it here: http://www.roedesigns.com

Much better. Still need a better consistency with those photos. Maybe crop them to the same size and line them up side by side at the bottom.

The quick selection tool in the recent versions is quite nice.

Here's a couple of great write-ups on media queries: http://webdesignerwall.com/general/the-wall-is-redesigned http://blog.bloop.co/the-practicalities-of-css-media-queries-lesso

I have done extensive work for several artists/photographers. Dark backgrounds cause other colors in images to stand out, "pop" more than they would against a lighter background. Not to mention, colored backgrounds tend to bring out colors you may not have wanted to bring out. This is a...

Just about any CMS will do that. My faves are Joomla and Wordpress, though I've used FrogCMS, Silverstripe, Mambo (Joomla's Mom) and I've dabbled with Drupal. All of these have a login function built right in. Joomla, Mambo and Wordpress are probably the easiest to build templates for.

As far as flash intros/navigation go, yours isn't bad looking, but the sound is a bit off-putting. Not to mention, there's no way for browsers without flash to navigate your site. I have a fairly high-resolution monitor, and I couldn't see any of the content below the flash nav, which means...

Nice design, simple and clean. The blue is maybe just a little bright, but other than that, it's great.

Great design!

Great design! Good layout, pixel perfect graphics, and not a table in sight. It may be just a bit too busy, but that might just be my personal design taste. Good work!

Here's a site I read about on css-tricks.com You can basically enter any site and then add your own custom CSS to it. A lot of fun, if only as a time waster.

You can just post it on here. That way everyone can get at it.

Use the slice tool in Photoshop to slice the images, then save for web. In the save dialog, you can choose your settings. It will kick out all the code if you want, though I don't recommend it. MUCH better than your other design, btw. :)

You could probably do this with Joomla out of the box.

It's an odd coincidence this was posted here. One of my current clients is a magician/illusionist in Grand Rapids, MI (PJ Weber). With that out of the way, the kids in the video laughing their asses off make me think of my kids laughing their asses of...at you. So, ditto on moving the video...

All I'm getting is a a green box floating in nothingness. Best advice I can give you? Put Dw away and code with Notepad++ or Aptana, or hell even Wordpad for a while.

LOL. I found out it was built in 1998. So, they get a partial pass on that, but holy crap it's bad.

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