New FQ site (free graphics)

[Carol-H]

Hi, guys![nbsp][nbsp]I've just finished moving my site onto FutureQuest.[nbsp][nbsp]I've been checking out the forums, and the support from both users and FQ personnel looks great.[nbsp][nbsp]I'd appreciate any feedback on the site, including link checks (I think I've got all the pages and graphics ftp'd properly).[nbsp][nbsp]

The URL is "www.dragonbear.com (http://www.dragonbear.com)", the theme is vaguely medieval re-creation, and the site contains history articles, needlework patterns, and lots of rather nice (and FREE!) graphics.

I'm having a little trouble with my out-site counter loading slowly, but otherwise things seem to be working...please let me know what you think...:-)

- Carol Hanson[nbsp]

[Armand]

Hi... welcome Carol.

Nice looking site.. I really like topic and the graphics are really great. Oh and I found no dead links on a brief visit.

I might suggest using the valign="top" thing in your tables a bit more.[nbsp][nbsp]Would build a stronger look for your table set up.[nbsp][nbsp]And just my personal preference, but think a nice left flush consistently throughout would make even better appearance.[nbsp][nbsp]Sorry don't mean to demean or attack your site... just my design courses from college finally creeping back up on me I suppose.[nbsp][nbsp]Sorry.

Of course I'm not one to talk since my site is still a mess right now and the re-design not up yet. So feel free to ignore

[Carol-H]

Thanks, Armand![nbsp][nbsp]I love to hear *any* critiques.[nbsp][nbsp]Those I don't agree with, I can simply ignore, but I need outside viewpoints to provide what my own mind doesn't/can't/won't see. :)

[Rich]

I really like this site! Very simple, clean design. I did not observe anything broken/missing. Navigation currently must rely on "back" or home button to return to list of items being viewed. This is appropriate for the current site's size and depth. However, as you grow, you might want to add a link to each page that allows the visitor to navigate back to the list from which they came.

Kudos on your design.

Rich