*quickly enables deeper nesting*

Gigantic buttons. Make the text larger instead of adding padding.
Those pop-up menus are a little bit odd. They would be better if the rolled out and didn’t change the placing of the stuff below.

Yeah, I just watched a great tutorial on Nettuts+ about that. I’m going to implement it, since I’ve never really known how to.

/GREAT!

The links are awful. Just do something cool with them instead of making them ordinary blue and underlined. (Example of color links: http://daxterspeed.uuuq.com/blog/ )

See, I don’t like that at all. How are you supposed to know what’s a link and what’s not without hovering over everything? Not every visitor is as web-savvy as you or me.

/ Ain’t the green OBVIOUS? Not? ‘Cause I like it. I don’t know how I’m supposed to make the links more obvious. Underlining is awful. But to please people like you…

Odd background. White on black just ain’t good.

*checks daxterspeed.uuuq.com*

/WHITE on BLACK! Note BLACK on WHITE.

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
FOR LUNCH AND DINNER

OH HI CAPS LOCK! (Aka, wrong font for all caps.)

I think it looks okay. And it doesn’t stand out that much.

/I still don’t like to much caps-lock!

No easy to print version. Easy to print version of webpages are a must for restaurants and other services.

No, I definitely made sure that it printed nicely. That was something the owner requested and I put in. I’m not sure where you’re print-previewing, but I definitely tweaked the CSS for that.

/Well, going to take a preview of the print soon.

And I don’t really like the “photoshop” work on the header img.

Huh?

/I hate the header of that site.

Well, this is just getting to long. You’ll get the last word when you reply to me. I’ll work on a few things of mine now.

PS. Thanks for the “subtle” comments on my things.

Gigantic buttons. Make the text larger instead of adding padding.
Those pop-up menus are a little bit odd. They would be better if the rolled out and didn’t change the placing of the stuff below.

Yeah, I just watched a great tutorial on Nettuts+ about that. I’m going to implement it, since I’ve never really known how to.

The links are awful. Just do something cool with them instead of making them ordinary blue and underlined. (Example of color links: http://daxterspeed.uuuq.com/blog/ )

See, I don’t like that at all. How are you supposed to know what’s a link and what’s not without hovering over everything? Not every visitor is as web-savvy as you or me.

Odd background. White on black just ain’t good.

*checks daxterspeed.uuuq.com*

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
FOR LUNCH AND DINNER

OH HI CAPS LOCK! (Aka, wrong font for all caps.)

I think it looks okay. And it doesn’t stand out that much.

No easy to print version. Easy to print version of webpages are a must for restaurants and other services.

No, I definitely made sure that it printed nicely. That was something the owner requested and I put in. I’m not sure where you’re print-previewing, but I definitely tweaked the CSS for that.

And I don’t really like the “photoshop” work on the header img.

Huh?

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
FOR LUNCH AND DINNER

OH HI CAPS LOCK! (Aka, wrong font for all caps.)
No easy to print version. Easy to print version of webpages are a must for restaurants and other services.

And I don’t really like the “photoshop” work on the header img.

Wow. I’m just rating you down like it was no thing.

Tunxis Grill is pretty good. But there’s still those problems you’ve already figured out. You forget simple things too.. Which is really bad.

I do? Like what exactly?

Also, I think underlined links should stay just so that people know what they are. Either that or at least keep them in blue.

- Links; customize them. Underlined is so ‘90.

- Texts; Rewrite them all. Make them longer and better. Like this text:

Every business is unique, so why use a template or one-size-fits-all design? I make a new design for every one of my customers, using your ideas or some of my own. If you need some help determining exactly what you want, I can help you with that too.

What’s in bold is good. The rest is not.

I’d say that you should try to create some WP themes and put them on wordpress.org. To see how people react. I’m already making a theme, that I hope will show up fine.

I’m aware some of my older sites aren’t really that good, but I think I am becoming better. I really like my new Tunxis Grill site is really good, and is maybe up to Web 1.5, while this one is still kinda Web 1.1. I’ve been reading more tutorials on Nettuts about how to use gradients and stuff in web design, but I haven’t gotten around to actually using them.