www.natiss.com

[e_t]

Please cretique my beauty salon web site:
www.natiss.com (http://www.natiss.com)

Thank you,
E.T.

[tmmoose]

Very Well Done......no problems found IE6.....1024 X 768
like the before and after,allthough I think Mona Would Look better as a blond:p :p

[Mystopheles]

Well done, but one link specifies Natisse (with an "e" on the end) and it takes you to http://www.behindthechair.com/content/11/tragedy.asp

Not sure if this was intended or not. Otherwise it looks good in Mozilla 1.6b.

[animgirl]

Hello, e_t!

Your site is set up well navigationwise, information is easy to find and the content is good.

I'm not sure if you're aware, but on the "classifieds" page there is a lot of whitespace at the bottom, in your code on that page you have:<image src="../../../images/white.jpg" width="0" height="750">Might I ask what that's for?

You don't have a doctype, this is an important thing; your site is backwards compatible right now.
Your javascript code should be located in the "head" area of your code instead of the bottom on the "job opportunities" page.

For parts of your site you used divs. They are all absolutely positioned, this must have been a pain. You may want to read more on CSS Positioning (http://www.brainjar.com/css/positioning/). This may be especially helpful for your "fun" page. I noticed you used a lot of non-breaking spaces to have things positioned in the middle...

If you ever have 2 divs for 2 separate things that need the same attributes, just use 1 div. It makes it much easier to update and less work on your part.#left0 {position:absolute; left:0; top:0; }
#left1 {position:absolute; left:0; top:0; }

After you have completed a site, I would suggest you move any css that you have in your html in the head area, into an external css page. This makes things much easier to update, especially if the changes have to happen on every page. That's the beauty of css!

hth,
animgirl