Mark

www.tobacorp.com

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First thing I see is side-to-side scrolling. Your tables need a little work. It appears that the table on your home page is set at 19% wide? Also, your top grapic is rather wide (on the Nokia page).

The biggest problem is see at the moment is the file size of the Nokia page. I've been waiting three minutes (or more) and it's still loading. It is impossibly large. The light-up antenna pic alone is larger than a whole page should be. If I was a prospective customer, there is no way I would stick around for a page like that to load. Actually, I didn't wait for it to entirely load even now.

You need some kind of text navigation on the pages...not just graphics. And again, those animated .gifs are just another unnecessary addition to the page file size.

Someone viewing your site with graphics turned off would be out of luck (or rather you would be). You need to add alt text to all the graphics.

Back to the home page...I notice there is some kind of red "something" that flies down the page as it's loading?

Don't forget your meta tags.

Sandy

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www.alleghenyweb.com

Table sizes - you could define the table in pixels, say 700 pixels wide (to keep the people coming in on an 800x600 screen happy)

And YEP - those animated back and forward buttons ... mmm - don't think so. No no

Also your nokia page is called: New Page 2, are the other two pages ... one of the first lines in your HTML, and easy to edit

<title>New Page 2</title>

while in your code, there are no META TAGS in there. Keywords: Nokia etc. search engines may not pick it up too well if at all

I actually found the pages quite fast loading on a 56K modem, mid afternoon over here (UK) .. but smaller images are the key - your phones are what between 8-13k each ... need to be smaller

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