About ready to publish

[LivinLOS]

Well for the last couple of weeks I have been making a site for a buddy..

The difficulty is he wants to be able to maintain and create content on the site but is not computer literate much.. So I had to use a CMS (used Nuke again) so that he can adjust some parts simply via text stories and galleries... Little bit of a compromise in some areas but all in all its worked out OK I reckon..

The site is http://v-twintours.com/

I still have to do some search engine optimization and the stories / trip reports are his text so grammar, spelling, etc are all his own..

Can anyone break this in any way ??

Does it look ok at all resolutions and browsers you have ??

Any constructive criticism (I hate graphics work and dont do sites as a rule.. I get pursuaded every once in a blue moon).. To be honest he has kind of signed off on it today so I dont think much will change unless they are glaring errors..

Thanks to Tyfon for some image assistance in the process.. Gave me the clue I needed..

[Nicke]

Use more descriptive titles for the pages, not the same one on all pages. Titles is very important for search engines, so use it well. (E.g. important keywords should be included that may be what people search for)

I think you could use a slightly larger font size for the text too, I think it is too small.

[dawsey]

The site doesnt look too bad at all LL. But that black background and white text is pretty tiring on the eyes. I agree with Nicke, the font size could be a point bigger at least if only to stop staring at that background colour.

I do understand though why its black in keeping with the back/orange Harley colours.

[steve@thaib]

I quite like it, reads well and does what it says on the tin.

If the question was about security I can't see anything obvious, I guess Junkhouse would be our website security expert in residence?