Thank you both for taking the time to review CLIENTELEVISION!

I thought that the "file cabinet" design would work nicely for this, i.e., visitors searching through our video files to find the answers. I wanted a neat, clean, intuitive site, but not one that followed the same drab templates that everyone uses. Something functional, sensible and distinctive is what I'm going for here.

If the color scheme is considered "boring", what do you recommend as alternatives? Also, if the initial reaction was less than satisfactory, can you elaborate on the initial impression and why you warmed up to it? My concern, of course, is that most visitors won't spend more than a few seconds to assess a page and whether they intend to stay. On the other hand, I realize that not everyone likes the same styles and that web designers may have more pronounced preferences. So the question is: What stylistic elements, if any, should I revise further and which issues do you consider the most important to address?

Again, I really appreciate this. After nearly two years of modifications, both large and small, it's quite important to get such informed and considerate critiques and I want you to know how much I value the feedback.

Irwin

P.S. - Candidly, I am not sure what my DUNS number is or whether I even have one. I don't think I've seen one posted online and would be surprised to see another television network post it.