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Judehandel.com (Folk Singer)

So i have decided after a break from web (and a refreshing move to print) i have rounded up some new clients and decided to adapt to these new standards, since i would have to somewhat refresh my html skills again (in a minor way).

Anyway ... so this is my first attempt at the new xhtml | css2 rules
-- > www.newlevel-media.com/judehandel.com/about

I have run the site through the CSS and XHTML validators and they have come out fine, in terms of CSS / XHTML if you have any comments on potential problems please let me know.

AS for the design feedback, the site is meant to be simple as it is what the client wanted, i feel it is somewhat tastefull to her music. But fire away

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have you ever played the internet ?

great sight, very easy going, and very effective, good design principles. should work quite nicely.

Looks really nice, but the header seems a bit too big. I don't care for the black mouseover background highlight, but that's just a personal thing that I have against background highlights.

Good job overall...

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-§- Kevin
-§- www.ShadowLab.com

something isnt right with the links, whether its the blue underline, or the black highlight...it just doesnt look good to me, and i agree with shadow lab, the header is rather large...

maybe perhaps also making the grey navigation bar thinner, there is alot of excess...

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I think you could crop off a bit of the sky at the top and not take away too much from the effect of the page that you're going for. I agree that you might want to think about redoing the css properties of your links.
Other than that it's pretty sleek.

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