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"rate my site"

http;//www.elitehackers.fsnet.co.uk

rate it please

I'd post my site but you'd probably all rip it to pieces.

Mm, you definatly need to learn some new skills Alex. Really all you have to do is practise and try and find new orginal idea's and you'll be alright..

Alexj17 wrote:
> http;//www.elitehackers.fsnet.co.uk
>
> rate it please

Personally I'd say that you need to work a lot more on your site content. Your newbie tutorial isn't really a 'tutorial' - I tend to get the message of "learn lots about computers" instead of specific information on a topic

As for site design in general it's very hard to rate. I would recommend maybe moving the content into a table, on 1024x768 I find a full screen width of text harder to read - narrow it down a bit. Also having some sort of menu system so that you can access all the pages without having to use the home link or back button to navigate around the site would make it a bit simpler.

I think any colour suits any site, it's just the way it's used, needs to be changed from Whooo!'s website and probably different to what you've designed. I'm guessing you didn't draw the skull in smoke.

Whooo! wrote:
> Oi you cheeky git..
>
> *comforts his website*

calm down it just seens that creamy clours dont suit a hackin site

he he

Oi you cheeky git..

*comforts his website*

Surely you'd want a hacking site to be viewable to any screen resolution, i've never seen any nice sites with creamy coloured anything on it.
Scrap the black background, I think important information sites need very clever laid out pages, loads of niggling tables here and there and some simple images...etc most tutorial websites use that idea.
Also try and write the tutorials yourself if you can.
Also(2) your home button doesn't work, you might want to change the link.

Whooo! wrote:
> Off white looks good, some kind of cream or a pale orangey yellow.

Honestly ?????

Off white looks good, some kind of cream or a pale orangey yellow.

Fog wrote:
> I like the skull in smoke thing on the intro even though it doesn't
> loop properly, just cut a few of the last frames out and it will loop
> nicely.

thanks