This is a site I created for my future wife's work place. Its very a simple .NET website and was made according to the requirements of easy to use and unclutterred. Therfore I went with a very clean look and simple navigation links ontop and a tree struture for the catalog page. I'm rather proud of the catalogue page becuase the entire 'database' is an XML file. Even the tree nodes are built from the XML. Anyway if you have time and feel like it please view the site and throw some comments back at me. I'd appreciate it if you do.

http://www.bordercaterhire.co.za

Firstly GZ on level Chey secondly the site is kief but i just dont digs the font as for uses its quick, its easy to navigate and it doesnt look bad all in all it gets a thumbs up for me

I like it
Its clean, fast and easy to navigate
One sugestion - they have a domain name so why do they still have the old email addresses.
info@bordercaterhire.co.za sounds so much more professional than borderhire@telkomsa.net and borderhire@gmail.com.
Where are they hosting?

hosting at Hyperlink, BTD's sister company. The pacakge includes 5 email boxes which i have set up. But you know how hard it is to instill change in technophobic people.

Yes indeed
people dont like change

Thats why changed has to often be forced upon people dont give them the option force it upon them although thats not always possible thats sometimes the only way to get people to accept...

ok and now done with the derailment back to the topic...

I have added this before but

www.freestylefightacademy.110mb.com = My site designed for my club
www.thepennysaver.co.za = A guy that designed a site which also has pics of guys from my club also some fun stuff there

A great example of what a website should be in my opinion. Simple, easy and no fuss.
Colour and layout is good and there is no need to scroll up and down all the time, very professional.

..less is more.

Great work!

Cobra wrote:A great example of what a website should be in my opinion. Simple, easy and no fuss.
Colour and layout is good and there is no need to scroll up and down all the time, very professional.

..less is more.
Great work!

Man how i wish more people would accept that "less is more", there are many sites that are so cluttered that its effort to navigate them, and then you get the ones with the irritating java scripts with clocks and stuff following your mouse and fireworks etc etc.
Dont get me wrong when used in the right way and in the right place these scripts can enhance a website, but gheesh people dont over do it.