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Not bad for a quick challenge. I made this in about the same amount of time. It's pure CSS/XHTML, even the stars are ASCII. The stars are spaced different in every browser I've checked them in. FF looks pretty good, but Chrome has a big gap after the last row, and IE has them too far apart.

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Whipped this up really fast, prolly could do better with more time. Another thought, lose the dude in the header, maybe a constellation of a controller? I don't know. Dude just looks out of place.

That is exactly what I do for that price. That menu has to be the least necessary use of flash I've ever seen. :) The best part is the empty button at the bottom.

It's a good, clean layout. A couple things. It's a little on the boring side, possibly due to the color scheme. Also, a couple of the images at the top have a different background color than the rest of the header.

I never did until recently, but i only use them when I'm doing a hover effect You wouldn't think in the days of broadband it would make that big of a difference, but it does.

Good point. :)

Like the new layout better than the first. But, I beg of you, for the love of all that is good and holy, ditch the flash intro. Don't get me wrong, the intro is nice, but God kills a kitten every time someone uses them. Think of the kittens!

Units aren't required when setting the value to 0. ;) If I understand your issue correctly, you want the nav items to line up with the left edge of the blog? If that's the case, the div for the index page is 1002px wide, while in the blog, it's 911px wide. Set #container to the same width as...

The easiest way to add rounded corners (*sigh* doesn't work in IE) is: border-radius:10px;

It's a pretty cool design, but I gotta say: it gives me a headache. Also, can I make a few suggestions for the resume? I have a lot of experience in this sort of writing (technical, essentially). I realize you may not have written it, but maybe you could pass it on... 1. The information needs...

The layout and colors aren't bad, but the images load painfully slow. Be sure to optimize them and use the best format for the given job.

Nice to know I'm not the only one. :)

The Wordpress website has some pretty good guides on how to make templates of your own. I've done a few of them. It isn't hard.

Great layout! I like the 2-toned menu titles. Only suggestion: the images load pretty slowly, be sure to web-optimize them.

Give this a try: http://www.jankoatwarpspeed.com/post/2009/06/20/Create-dropdown-menus-with-CSS-only.aspx

Hilarious!:D

Speaking of both of these points, I'm redesigning my mom's husband's website. The previous designer was the airbrushed eagle at the mall "designer". Take a look at http://www.pjweber.com and cry with me. Tables, images in place of text. They didn't even add meta tags. They can't even figure out...

I totally agree with notary. Every design I do, I make a game of it to see how few images I can use. This helps a bit, since I'm much better at coding than I am making graphics. In the end, it's entirely up to you how many images you use vs CSS. One thing to make absolutely sure of is that the...

Well, it doesn't show up at all on my iPhone, so I assume it's flash. Could it be that your friend has an old/corrupt copy of flash?