I'm a real fan of minimalism so I think it looks great.  I think the bright green to highlight things works well against the more subtle backdrop.  I like things calm rather than loud and in your face so thumbs up from me.

If there was anything that I would suggest it would be to try a slightly lighter/brighter shade of the olive green for the small general text, or a slightly darker background colour, just to pick up the contrast a bit.  If it doesn't work as well as the current colour then its cool, but worth a go.

Looks decent.. Maybe you can use some more variation in type colors. That would make it very interesting and dynamic. Throw in a bright orange here and there for important stuff.. and you've got a great color scheme.  I think the readable areas could be a bit wider too.. maybe 500ish?

It makes me happy that you know how to code properly in addition to the design part !!! Don't forget doctype etc... not sure if you forgot or if you just didn't put it on since it's still a WIP.

Previously edited by eapdesign (November 24, 2008 9:52:35 PM)

im with lawlhalla here

tables are ment for data, not for menu's. it's as simple as that.

I used tables for the menu because it was set up in a grid pattern, then used css to force the menu items into place. Should I have done it totally css positioning?

Lawlhalla wrote:

that'd be best yes.
its not THAT wrong.
but forcing tables from the internet is my #2 goal in life.

I know what you mean.. but CSS positioning is so fucked in IE..

Previously edited by eapdesign (November 26, 2008 11:17:47 AM)

All website's need to follow a grid, my only main issue is where the images show?!?

It's kinda small too, but the idea is nice.