Our newly redesigned websites

[ryount]

We just launched our updated sites. We hired a company to do it. Let me know what you think.

www.prov.com
www.sailport.com
www.mutinyhotel.com
www.opsuites.com

All are hosted here at Futurequest.

[Melissa]

Meant to post to this and just realized I didn't... The sites look *very* professional and attractive. They really allow one to see "inside" the hotels, which I love and look for when hotel shopping online...the local information you've compiled and make available is also great. Very well put together and impressive. :yeah: Can imagine you've had many positive responses by visitors. :)

[Wassercrats]

I noticed that prov.com requires Javascript for the management services page or else you see a blank field in the center. Also, I'd make that text larger, especially since there's extra whitespace in the center square with the text that small.

[Randall]

Nice looking sites indeed (I'm trying not to think about the content), but the transitions could be smoother. I get lots of page flashing moving from link to link, both in IE and Firefox. Seems to be more distracting on prov.com than on the properties sites. With all of the Flash animations and the way the site is designed, I guess I'm expecting it to act like the whole site is one big Flash presentation. (The custom scroll bars reinforce that impression.) But it's a minor quibble.

My real complaint is with the prov.com navigation menus. They require a tad more coordination than I can muster sometimes. :eeww:

I've seen some horizontal menu layouts that I can put up with, but for the most part they make me nuts. I've never been able to understand the appeal. I noticed that prov.com requires Javascript for the management services page or else you see a blank field in the center. Every site should have a message that says, "Please turn Javascript on, Wassercrats."

And under that it should say, "Free the Donut Lady!"

Randall