Who wants to criticize my website [modified]

[guiqul163]

what's is the postfix "ashx" means?

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[BigAndy]

It's an extension used by ASP.NET for HTTP handling (the file doesn't actually exist). I use it with Maverick.Net to implement an MVC architecture. You can see details of Maverick here[^].

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[guiqul163]

Thanks very much. Just I thought it's a new language!:-O:-O:-O:-O

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[Francois Gasnier]

You should indiquate Edward Caldwell position/occupation. I could find out who he is by googling but there might be other ignorant people who might reluctant to try and find out.

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[Pete OHanlon]

Sorry mate, but the green and white menubar is pretty hard to read. The white doesn't contrast too well with the green. The site is also heavily table dependent - making it hard for a screen reader to use. The font's don't resize - thus failing one of the disability accessibility tests here in the UK. Have you considered registering your site with SiteMorse and running the tests there. I do this for a lot of my clients, and it does pay them dividends with complying with UK legislation (especially as we have clients who are, shall we say, more governmental based). Don't take this too hard. On the whole, I like the look of the site and it looks like you have a great product to sell. Good luck with it.

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[BigAndy]

Thanks, I'll take a look at this.

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[Paddy Boyd]

And just a small thing, but as you move your mouse over the menu bar (causing dropdown menus to appear), the previous dropdowns take a while to disappear.

[Franz Klein]

Looking at it using Mozilla Firefox 2 it seems fine, dropdown menu appears quickly. There is only a slight delay when you move to the next top menu as the previous drop down still remains for a second. Colours look great. :)

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[RichardGrimmer]

Just a small one - under the Company tab, you have an item "Refunds"....sends a really negative message IMHO. Since the page is also about a money back guarantee, why not something like "Satisfaction Guarantee" Probably nothing, just my 2c

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[George L Jackson]

I believe the usage of tables and div elements to format your page is going against the current trend of design and is definitely non-standard. For example, td elements should never contain div elements, and the menu bar could be expressed as an unordered list. You can get some design ideas from: http://www.alistapart.com/[^] and http://www.csszengarden.com/[^] to get your design near to the standard. -- modified at 20:57 Saturday 18th November, 2006