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True Perspective

Here's my new portfolio, let me know what you think

http://www.trueperspective.net/

*hiccup*

* Don't center the text in your menu; left, left, left.
* What's with all of the textual highlights plaguing the pages? Pukuruka.
* The font you used for "True Perspective" in your header is also pukuruka. And remember, left, left, left. Top, top top.

Sorry, I don't find it visually appealing at all.

What do you mean by textual highlights exactly?

& no worries.

I agree with what Heri had to say for the most part, however. I think you should space out your content more, maybe 1.5 line spacing. That will make it much easier to read and doesn't make the user seem overwhelmed with text.

The CSS line-height attribute with a value of 1.5em should do the trick.

I think it would be better if the nav was left-aligned and the content was not right-justified (left align is the easiest to read).

I also agree about the textual highlighting. By which, I'm assuming he meant the styling for the labels on the home page (i.e. "Web Development/Management" being highlighted, dash-underlined, etc.).

Otherwise, I think it's a clean design.

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I'm viewing in IE and the content area on the right is down almost all the way.

Other than that, I like it. The grass looks fake on the header, kinda like model grass used as scenery for train models or rpg's and such.

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