My Guilds Website

[Barrucadu]

I don't know if anyone remembers the old design, but here is the new one. I haven't looked at it in 800x600, but I imagine it is quite bad. Thats not really a problem though, as very few gamers will use anything less than 1024x768.

Anyway, here it is

 

[Albino]

I am not a fan sorry

The green is far too overused, and it messes up in firefox. the headers 9with the repeated backgrounds), repeat loads, and the actualy word is lost.

Also, I am not keen on how the page just seems to end.

maybe add a footer, space out the columns a bit, and give the nava make over, at least making it (the text size) a bit larger, as it just looks like more text

 

[Kalyse]

Overall it is a very 'tidy' website.
It depends what your aim is for this site. If its just going to be used by your closed community then it doesnt matter what it is like essentially.
The SEO is quite good, but then again you wont be looking at developing the site so its sort of redunant.
Code to Content ratio is good, although I would definately try to not use the tables that you have.
Page size is also excellent. Small and light weight.

I would try to bulk it out and add some more graphics if I were you. I like it for its simplicity.

 

[Barrucadu]

it messes up in firefox. the headers 9with the repeated backgrounds), repeat loads, and the actualy word is lost.

*goes to download firefox*

maybe add a footer, space out the columns a bit, and give the nava make over, at least making it (the text size) a bit larger, as it just looks like more text

I'll add a small footer, and re-do the nav.

The SEO is quite good, but then again you wont be looking at developing the site so its sort of redunant.

I didn't know I did any seo, lol

Code to Content ratio is good, although I would definately try to not use the tables that you have.

I'm pretty bad at CSS layouts, so the tables stay for now.

Edit:
Ah, I see what you mean about screwing up in firefox. Damn you firefox for blatently ignoring my css height: 25; rule!

 

[Tom|SO]

Look's very professional :]

 

[Albino]

Just rechecked it, miles better!

 

[Mike]

Overall not a bad site and concept. I'd center the "knife logo", it's looks pretty neat - what would make it look even better would be if the White Knight Templar would be the actual engraving into the knife.
Then take some of the dynamic and colors of the knife and place them as watermarks in the background. (much like the flames on old school choppers - i guess watching Jesse James right now is getting to me )

I'd take some of the images in the gallery and bring them to the frontpage - this would emphasize what the site is about and bring some "action" to the frontline.

The rest of the site is pretty straight forward and self explanatory, however, when i click on gallery, the nav box throws about 7 rows of empty rows on the left hand side. I'm running FF 2.0.0.3

overall, pretty solid work, needs some custom images and colors, though.

 

[Barrucadu]

Overall not a bad site and concept. I'd center the "knife logo", it's looks pretty neat - what would make it look even better would be if the White Knight Templar would be the actual engraving into the knife.

It is - just in a very hard to read font, lol.

I'd take some of the images in the gallery and bring them to the frontpage - this would emphasize what the site is about and bring some "action" to the frontline.

I may bring back the "Image of The Week" - or possibly just have a random image.

Hello fellow Guild Wars player! :wave:

:hi:

I'm also seeing the errors in Firefox

The rest of the site is pretty straight forward and self explanatory, however, when i click on gallery, the nav box throws about 7 rows of empty rows on the left hand side. I'm running FF 2.0.0.3

OK, does anyone know how to stop firefox from ignoring my css? lol. I thought height:25px; was pretty much accepted in everything...

I also noticed that the logo background color and the color of the header are different. Other than that, nicely put, flows well.

I'll fix it now

 

[Barrucadu]

After checking, both Firefox and IE ignore my css height rule. Only Opera seems to render it correctly.

How on earth do I get it working in IE and Firefox?

 

[smithp0]

The site is simple and looks right for the subject.

but some parts are difficult to read dark background/dark text

and the side bar headers go to crap away from the home page.

worst thing is the shop it is a shock to the eyes after all that dark and seems to the viewer like they have moved to another site. once there they have no way of returning to the main site.

 

[Tippy]

Looks very green, why not bring some of the blade/knife color (silver/chrome) into the template, like the bg for the text "navigation" and "current officers", perhaps even the footer bg like where you have the copyright text.

I also like the idea above about centering the logo.