Please review this site that I am working on now. http://www.nmwcc.com

This is a local agency that works in connection with our University to develop client skills, training and education for the Welfare to Work program in my state. I would like to find out how the site displays in diffrent browsers, screen sizes and other user related issues.

Thank you,
Shesarainbo

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http://www.nmwcc.com/index.htm has the pics but http://www.nmwcc.com/employers.htm does not. Try to keep it consistent. Would look good otherwise. Good amount of easy to read text. Good job. Informative. visually pleasing.

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Shesarainbo, without going beyond IE 5 on a DSL I can say the site loads slowly, and it is too wide for 800x600 monitor. Your client base will have a variety of monitor settings, 800x600 is one that is seen a lot. Also, folks who have dial-ups will be waiting a long time to view the site. I’m on a DSL line and needed to wait 14 seconds.

Good Luck
Mark

http://www.nmwcc.com/

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Geriatric Care Management

Very nice site. I would normally fuss about putting big boxes on a website because they tend to look very ameraturish, but you have actually managed to do it and make it look good.

The site is easy to navigate and it doesn't get bogged down with bloated graphics. It just presents information to its targeted audience.

The only change I would make is in the Anfy script. If you can get rid of the "loading..." text, you should. The image doesn't convey any information, so it doesn't matter if it is done loading or not. Why distract your visitors if you don't have to?

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