My New Website

[Wh00h0069]

Alright, just updated the buttons links at the top. Let me know what you think. Thanks.

[Mochelem]

I like it, really nice, I do think you should have pics of the snakes you are selling... I like to see the quality of the animals...

[TooManyToys]

Looks very professional, nice job!

[Wh00h0069]

I like it, really nice, I do think you should have pics of the snakes you are selling... I like to see the quality of the animals...

Thanks for the input. I am planning on incorporating pictures of the snakes we are selling, and adding pictures of the collection. I am just waiting on my new digital camera. I preordered a really nice Kodak. It should ship out the 2nd.

Looks very professional, nice job!

Thank you very much.

[rmune0750]

I like the links a lot better its just in my opinion i think the font should be a tiny bit larger

[m00kfu]

Just a few things I noticed...

-- Instead of your "skip intro" link being coded into the flash intro, just put it directly in the html of the intro page so if it happens to be loading slow someone doesn't have to watch the "loading" animation for a minute or two just to get to your main page.

-- The bubbles (?) in the menu bar across the top are kind of distracting.

Now the following is just my opinion, but I don't think flash animation is well suited to a business site. While it may look nice, there is the possibility that you could be turning a customer or two away because of it. Granted, most people do have flash installed these days, but when you're trying to run a small business you really need all the customers you can get, right? There's a few things you should aim for when designing a site to support your business. Number one on the list should be to maximize compatibility for as many people as possible. Not everyone uses the same browser, or even the same operating systems. It should also be clean, legible, and easy to navigate.