My site. your comments please Options

[lotus man]

Hi All,

being a new guy to the html i have been doing my site fot approx one month on and off so far. Would you be kind enough to have a look and give me an honest opnion on my site building so far. The site is www.toyz-in-the-hood.co.uk any comments on improvement would be greatly accepted.

[justlukeyou]

Very simple to follow which helps a lot. Definately a site for people who know there gear, pretty good site and very simple. Which helps because people what the product more than the site.

[Christian J]

Beautiful models! Unless this is a site for those already in the know, I think you should provide more information about the models (length, materials, if they're pre-assembled, etc), manufacturers (at least links to their web sites, if available) and not the least your own business. Personally I'd hesitate about buying expensive things like these without generous background information.

You should spend some time on the TITLE text, since this is important to search engines. Also provide suitable ALT text to images.

There are many HTML errors, such as incorrect nesting order. Rules on how to nest elements can be found in each entry in the HTML reference.

HTML entities need a semi-colon at the end, e.g. "£24" should be written as

CODE

£24

(currently it looks like "&pound24" in some browsers).

I also recommend that you learn CSS instead of using FONT tags for styling. It's practical (but not critical) to avoid spaces in file names, since they must otherwise be encoed as "%20" (personally I prefer underlines instead of spaces in file names, which avoids the problem).

It's also more user-friendly to avoid underlining plain text on pages, since doing so makes it look like links.

[Quwinn Dagger]

I like it it is very simple and easy to find what youre looking for.