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Hi everyone:
I am quite new to programming and I just designed my first website for the company I work for. I only know HTML and Javascript so I wrote everything myself.
I know it needs some work and I'll appreciate any suggestions I can get. http://www.automotivedirectmail.com
Thanks

not so bad for a first website. i'll just mention a couple basic points.

first off, put a link back to home at the top/bottom of each page off the main page. i saw that you had that home gif image, but put some text links back too.

also, make sure every page has a header. specifically the samples page is just a bunch of pictures... i didn't know what i was looking at. so put a header, and maybe some small descriptions beside each picture to tell me what i'm lookin at would help.

the javascript on the order form doesn't seem to be completely working. i can't select 500 or 1000 for more than one type of flyer. and the "so far you have ordered:" box doesn't seem to always update correctly.

anyways, i guess those points will start ya off. nice work for a first site.

- Adam

not to bad for a first site, on thing that will really help you is to learn how to use tables (that will help you alot) . try to make images porportional and have some type of navagational bar.

gen_x_christian

Too many different fonts in shape, size and color.

Background too old fashion.

Remember to put border="0" in the image tags, to get rid of the outline. Unless of course .. ehm.. you like that !??!

All together is the site a bit too old fashion.

Thank you so much everyone who looked at the site. I am working on making it look better. Does anyone know if Frontpage 2002 or 2003 is better to use? The differences between the two?

dream weaver is way better, get that if you can. you wont be sorry.


gen_x_christian