You have used the first table well considering all the information you are putting out. I tried the flags as links thinking it might bring me somewhere.

I like the high contrast between background color and letters, but going from yellow to blue sort of shocked my eyes when I followed the link.
Overall, I liked the way you handled so much information on the pages.

It is rather 'link heavy' on the front page. Perhaps make some separate 'links' pages for the different countries (with a bit more info re the links) with perhaps a few nice graphics to break up the home page would make it more attractive - and easier to follow.

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Sadan - Forstar ikke? OK taler vi Engelsk nu.

Wow even on an English keyboard minus the other characters my typing accuracy "er bedre pa Dansk."

It's a nice page I liked it but it has way too much on it. This is a real case of "less is more" To answer your question though yes it's a *really good* idea to design for 15" monitors - there are an awful lot of them out there.

In fact when I critique here or protoype a site for a client I use a very low spec machine for that reason. If it looks good on an average or belwo average system it'll look great on a mid-range system.

Definitely having all the aphorism isn't a good idea - try just having one with a link to others.

I alway tell people to avoid underlining text like the plague - it confuses your visitors because they assume it'll be a link.

Do you need the weather link and the two counters? Fascinating page - tiny bit of tweaking in the direction of simplicity will make it even better.

Oh I looked at it using opera btw - it's a less forgiving browser than most so now you know it works for opera too.

Venlig hilsen fra,

Mháircaish (et blandede Dansk, og Irsk Gorilla)

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Hope this helps :-)
Gorilla
aka Mark Saunders
http://www.computerdriving.com

Email Address: marksaunders@techie.com

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