Website Critique, Comments Welcome.

<p>Hello, I'm looking for some feedback on my website. Any advice would be appreciated.Basically I bought the domain name then forward it to to a Microsoft office live small business web hosting. <a href="http://www.paf3photography.com">www.paf3photography.com</a><br>

Thank You<br>

Phil</p>

Maybe you can help us out a bit and tell us why you made a website. Are you trying to attract clients and assignments, sell

prints, just for friends and fun? Who is your audience and what are your goals?

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<p>What Their Saying</p>

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<p>No. It's "What they're saying."</p>

<p>If you want people to think that you're a professional...</p>

<p>I'm a software developer by trade. I'm not a web developer; however, there is enough cross-over for me to feel confident about my critique:</p>

<ul>

<li>Home page graphic is skewed and choppy</li>

<li>Font settings are inconsistent</li>

<li>Too much vertical scrolling</li>

<li>No navigation when vertically scrolled</li>

<li>Flow is sloppy (e.g. cameras you've owned are all over the place)</li>

<li>Colors are obnoxious</li>

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<p>There are likely many smaller things, but that should get you started.</p>

<p>I would lose the 'what their saying' section completely...what photos are they talking about? Maybe put any individual comments with the photos. One references macro, but I didn't see any macro galleries. The galleries themselves are all over the place; some come back here to photo.net, some go to photoreflect.....one is called 'galleries' within the galleries section? 'Links' is empty...could probably delete that. </p>

<p>As Mark said, who is this targeted towards? If it is just for fun, then none of this probably matters. If you are looking to attract clients, I'd redo almost everything.</p>