http://www.recycle4charity.org/

Recycle Online Inkjet Toners for Fundraising / Charity

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Is it just me or is this a broken link?...]

Is it supposed to be http://www.recycle4charity.co.uk instead of .org?

It is suppose to be http://www.recycle4charity.org that's the correct spelling

Ahhh, very good. I kint spel guud.

The website looks pretty good. I like the tabs and the general layout of it. I would suggest that you use CSS to only tile the top header once, because on 1280x1024 when I view it, it starts repeating and you don't want that, I don't think. Either that or make it so its a seemless tile. That would be much easier. You might also want to move the 'back to top' link near the bottom of every page to be centered just above where you say contact info | home | resources. (same td, just a line above it)

Hope this helps. :)

I don't understand what is css and tile, maybe that's because I know nothing about design myself I had someone else do it. Plain english will work for me.

Ok.

Think of a bunch of tiles in your kitchen or floor tiling. What makes it up? A bunch of squares or patterns, normally, that repeat themselves over and over. Or a pattern (I can't remember the name at the moment) that repeats itself around your walls near the cieling, something like that. Thats what tiling is, repetition of a pattern. So when I say that you should either have it not tile itself horizontally, I'm asking that you don't have it repeat itself, but just be a single background. You can see that in action at http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.a...round-position (replacing center center with top left, for your situation)

Thats a semi-simple way of doing it, but there is an easier way. Get the dude or dudette that designed your website to make it so that that image that you have at the top will be 'seamless', or repeat itself without any visual divisions between the tiles.

Hope this helps. :)

Thank you for your comments, I realy appriciate them. I like to get more fedback from other experts out there on any aspect of the website, design - content - load time - easy to navigate? thank you all for your support.