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Old 12-28-2007, 11:20 PM
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Default Re: Looking for a review ... and critiques

Hi yeros,

The overall layout looks fine to me,… in FF.

It is clear that the site is about hypertension but what is not clear at first, is the purpose for the site and who is behind it. A catch phrase or short description in the heading would help visitors know right away what to expect and If the site info is backed by experience then saying so up front will help to gain trust. Perhaps a mission statement and some info about the author to open the home page would break the ice or even an About “the author” page if there is more than a paragraph to tell.

Now about the code…
Here is a link to check the code. Check the option for OUTLINE to see how your heading tags are interpreted. This site will explain proper use for these tags for the best search engine optimization as well as visitor comprehension. The W3C Markup Validation Service
Quote:
<h2 class="asection">&nbsp;</h2>
<h2 class="asection">Navigation</h2>
Note the double use of the h2 tag on the home page and the content within them are,… well, useless for understanding the content of the site.

Also,…
The meta tags for Keywords and Description on the Home page are identical and should not be, for any page.

The Description should be written in 2-3 complete short sentences which explain what the page is about. This tag is what the search engines display on the results page with many other sites related to the search. The short description is an opportunity to let a searcher know what they will find and should set your site apart from the many others listed. No hype is recommended. A detailed, informative short description works best.

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