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[sensation]

wel i gave my website a new jacked because the old one i broken etc.

this is the link
http://cn.timb.be/

not all the contests are active like karaoke and quiz but i'm working on them,
if there is a winner of a contest then he will be stand in the hall of fame .

i think you can rate a big thing of my website atm
[tip] check lipsync example

[Trix06]

Personally not my type of site, just looks as though the content is just floating in space. I think there is too much white space, get some colour or some sort of layout into it. Just my opinion!

Cheers

[Bug]

Yeah, and the header text is a bit hard to read.

[sensation]

the header is not really importent because normaly you know what website you are
about the white space i can change that

i have taken a big content box because on the website are gonne be some things that need the space
and i love a website where are not to much buttons to get to a page you want

[nitr0x]

Headers are important because they signify what site you are at. I agree with all the others.

[N4Z.]

nitr0x, on Feb 23 2007, 12:13 PM, said:

Headers are important because they signify what site you are at. I agree with all the others.

Ditto

Also, at the bootom, there is a white blank.. replace it with a footer or some sort of footer image. Would sex it up a little

[Gabe]

sensation, on Feb 23 2007, 11:08 AM, said:

the header is not really importent because normaly you know what website you are
about the white space i can change that

i have taken a big content box because on the website are gonne be some things that need the space
and i love a website where are not to much buttons to get to a page you want

I dont agree, a header can make or break a website.. people need to be caught by the whole website or else they will click it away

[d2Squared]

Try using code to the left nav and not images, very not pro. You can achieve the same lookin nav with the right code, CSS.

[austen]

d2Squared, on Feb 23 2007, 04:48 PM, said:

Try using code to the left nav and not images, very not pro. You can achieve the same lookin nav with the right code, CSS.

I couldn't agree more, that type of nav wouldn't be hard at all to replicate in CSS, and the page load time would improve significantly because of it, plus there would be less and cleaner code in your site overall.

-austen