If a site is W3C compliant, and the browser you are using is W3C compliant (and no bugs like foxfire has), all should work as planned. We used to make sure our site worked in IE and Netscape, but we only test that it works in IE now since IE has the majority market share. Someday we have to bite the bullet and re-write our website, and then it will be compliant to that days standards, but of course within a few years, some new standard will be out and we won't be compliant with that new brain-stem implant browser...

Dee,

You're experiencing the first "law" of web development: A website is never truly finished.

I'm doing a complete rebuild myself and hope to have it finished by the end of the month. Like you, I'm never satisfied with my site and always looking for ways to improve the visitor's experience.

I like the "Featured Homes" page on your site because it gets right to it. Give 'em what they want, as the expression goes.

On the home page, you have a nice collection of graphic links representing key sections of your site. But then underneath that, there are a lot more graphics / links that don't seem to be arranged in any particular way. Are those advertising links? Can they all be grouped together in a particular section somewhere?

If you'd like, I can take a screen shot and do a Photoshop mockup of how you might organize that section a little better. I love doing mockups, so it's no bother at all. Just let me know! (brandon@armingyourfarming.com)

Good luck!

I thought there were too many graphics

Yea...I hate the graphics at the bottom. It's not as clean as it used to be. My mortgage guy wanted to stand out and I need to clean it up now.

I wouldn't worry about anything "below the fold". Most people won't scroll down, they'll just use the links on the left side and go where they want to... there's no reason really to scroll down.

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Chris, Make this the last post I have to delete or go somewhere else. There are 2 specific product forums for this type of stuff.