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ClickBuster · 2005-05-15, 11:07 PM

I would suggest dropping the "LEAVE" link on the index unless you're not selling something on it. Make your TITLE like that:

Site Title Is Capitalized - And capitalize only the first letter of the description

Watch out, don't make it longer than 26 letters (Tommys min letters) or more than 6 words (Penisbot and Wetplace want 2-5 words long description). Make sure you have

<h1>Site Title Is Capitalized (same as in TITLE)</h1>
<h2>And capitalize only the first letter of the description (same as in TITLE)</h2>

Also, change DON'T LINK THE WHOLE TEXT. Make your links MAX 4-5 words long and read as much as possible text NOT-LINK. Longer text is meant to be read, so make it readable, otherwise why put it there?

Use non-serif fonts like "Trebuchet MS", Arial, Verdana and Tahoma. Sometimes it's OK to use Impact for titles, captions and similiar. I suggest when you use it, don't make all bigger text with Impact, but when you do, use font size 32 or 36 pixels.

A little bit more space between different parts of the pages would be a nice touch I think decision. Generally, try to make the TEXT distinctable from just opening the page.

OK, that's from me

-- Andrew

2005-05-15, 11:07 PM	#2
ClickBuster I'm normally not a praying man, but if you're up there, please save me Superman! Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Bulgaria Posts: 476	I would suggest dropping the "LEAVE" link on the index unless you're not selling something on it. Make your TITLE like that: Site Title Is Capitalized - And capitalize only the first letter of the description Watch out, don't make it longer than 26 letters (Tommys min letters) or more than 6 words (Penisbot and Wetplace want 2-5 words long description). Make sure you have <h1>Site Title Is Capitalized (same as in TITLE)</h1> <h2>And capitalize only the first letter of the description (same as in TITLE)</h2> Also, change DON'T LINK THE WHOLE TEXT. Make your links MAX 4-5 words long and read as much as possible text NOT-LINK. Longer text is meant to be read, so make it readable, otherwise why put it there? Use non-serif fonts like "Trebuchet MS", Arial, Verdana and Tahoma. Sometimes it's OK to use Impact for titles, captions and similiar. I suggest when you use it, don't make all bigger text with Impact, but when you do, use font size 32 or 36 pixels. A little bit more space between different parts of the pages would be a nice touch I think decision. Generally, try to make the TEXT distinctable from just opening the page. OK, that's from me -- Andrew __________________ The tendency is to push it as far as you can -- Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas