is my site difficult to navigate?
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No. By the way... it looks great. Cool site.
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Tools---> Internet options ---> Clear History, cookies, and and delete files.  This is going to cause pages on the internet to load up slower, but that pesky website won't come up again.
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I can help you there.\n\nKeep your website colorful -- Easy on the eyes.\n\nLayout your content to it's convenient to the visitor\n\nMake sure any page can be visited from the main page of the site within 3 clicks.  Remember to always consider the 3-click rule\n\nMake sure your site takes no longer than 10 seconds to load.  Odds are if you have a page that takes any longer to load, the visitor will go off and look somewhere else.\n\nHave unique content\n\nKeep your website organized\n\nMake sure to have your website <title> on your pages
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YES-(idea) use firefox browser and wont have that trouble.but will need to keep IE for some bank sites,etc.
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It is one of the easier to use. Go to "help" in the menu bar, to ask specific questions, because there are so many things you can do.
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You may need to adjust your security settings. Yahoo may restrict some of the sites you are trying to access.
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Hi, most noteworthy, you need backlinks pointing to your domain.. \n\nOf equal importance, you need to add your description and keyword meta tags(to every page), or it will not get indexed properly on any search engine.
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If it is for your visitors then make it accessible on every page (i.e. bottom menu links). If it is for search engines (robots & spiders) be certain it is at least on your index page (or very first page). Also, be sure to submit your sitemap to Google and/or Yahoo so they can begin to index your site
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not bad..the site has some potential. The page ends, but there is allot of empty space at the bottom that needs to be gone, and added with time.\n\ntry to add some more site info and have them on a link-page available on the left hand side of your first page (home page)\n\nthe graphics that load up in the top of the page need to re-considered. see the first part of the page (where that large picture is ) is taking  up the "prime real-estate" of your website. \n\nthat space needs to be carefully thought of when applying anything to it. if you put in advertisements, then that cheapens the site. but a large picture like that is very slow on a dial-up connection.
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Hi, your site looks intresting - I like the background and main idea behind it by the way.\n\nRight on to the answer.\n\n1. Links\nYour links are mostly done with pictures.  Now this seems a little odd as all they are is text.  It causes your pages to load slowly - this isn't really something to get more traffic but could help you to eep visiters once they are there.\n\nYou can achieve the same look with CSS and normal text links. \n\n2.General page loading times - it took me well over 20 seconds to see your first swich plate page.  If I were you instead of having 5 or so pages with full sized picutres I would have one main page with small (including file size) images of each one - linking to a single page with a larger images.  This will also help with your search position as bigger sites seem to get higher rankings. (overall this will cause more pages)\n\n3. Think about what words people will be typing in to find you.  Then make sure you include them in your pages.\n\n5. Layout\nThe layout of your site is overall good.  The only thing i would mention is the positioning of your google add on the home page.  It just seems odd that its after the main content.  Almost as though you are trying to hide it.  If I were you I would move this up to the top of the page - mind you im no graphic designer so this is just an idea.\n\n5. Make sure you are listed in the directories as well this is where a lot of the search engines get their data from.\n\n6. Publicize your site where ever you find an appropriate spot to do so.\n\n6.  Finally just thought i ought to mention that it can take some time to get good search results.  So be patient Ive only ever had one site that got good results quickly (much to my supprise) but over time a good web site will grow traffic.\n\n(by the way the spell check isn't working so sorry for any mistakes).\n\nAnd good luck with the web site.
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First, cheat and look for your site by name to ensure it's even "in" the index.  Then, there are programs out there that you can buy that'll "scroll through" those 40+ pages for you and let you know where you're at.  Submission Wizard is one such program, but I know there's many more.
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Use Firefox instead :) www.firefox.com
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The site looks, good - slick and functional but it perhaps lacks the bite needed to draw in customers.\n\nEssentially there is only a very short blurb on the home page about what you do. I'd recommend an additonal page that outlines what you can do for clients in more detail and where possible discuss some projects that you've previously worked on.
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Here is my standard suggestions that might help: \n\nOptional but very important:\n\nA - Own your-domain-name-dot-com\nB - Host your site on a reliable server\n\n1 - Shorten the title to 55 chars \n2 - Add the robots tag \n3 - Place the robots.txt in your root on your server \n4 - Get rid of the js in the code and put it in an external file \n5 - Use css instead of color, size and font tags \n5 - Change the link buttons or js links in to text links \n6 - Make sure to have a site map page \n7 - Make sure you have 404 page\n8 - At the bottom of each page use menus as text links \n9 - Make sure your page code is not bigger than 100 K \n10 - Submit your site to ODP and Yahoo Dir, make sure to select the right cat\n11 - Pay special attention to your content \n12 - Try to get as much as relevant links you can \n13 - Read each search engines guide lines and follow them strictly\n14 - Don't spam\n15 - Don't use doorway pages\n16 - Don't cloak\n17 - Always come and ask for advice on this board\n18 - And pray hard that the big G appreciates all your efforts \n\nThis will help as long as you follow each rule here ;)\n\na few additions to this helpful list:\n\n* use wordtracker.com to research the proper keywords for your site.\n\n* include your keywords in the alt tags of images.\n\n* use the H1 tag for page headings (you can alter the way h1 displays text with CSS. . .).\n\n* submit to gimpsy.com and goguides.org (these are free directories)
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You will either have to have two separate machines or you could possibly do what I do, ask friends with older machines to check out the site for you.  \n\nOf course, if you stick with plain xhtml / css then you'll likely not have any problems anywhere.  Extensions to html / xhtml are the usual culprits.
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The system you are using to access this website
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I think it is because you have your computer set on high security which wont allow some pages to display. I really dont know how to access it but maybe you should try tools and then options.