http://ltciagents.com

(I am not at all good at this design thing and this is one of my first attempts)

Did you do the consumer part or just the agent part?

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Scott
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www.burnspot.com- Personal Site
www.burnspot.net- Family Genealogy

I have done all the sites for that company (I was the office manager but my husband left me when I was preg with our 3rd daughter and the owner didn't want me to choose between work and family, so now, I do the sites full time and actually make more $$) --

The consumer site (http://ltc-usa.com) I am redoing at http://ssahm.com/LTCI and we have another agent site that I am having problems with the rollover images for (http://allianzagents.com).

Dropped in for a quick lookaround. Nice looking site... just a bit sterile, but that's not bad. As usual, I'm partial to simplicity and functionality. And you have both there.

I'm also a big believer in templates, although you may not want to mess with that now.

I didn't look at any code or such, but would suggest an include module for that info in the middle, instead of that verbiage which drops down. That way, you can always add new "notices" or "news" without a lot of fuss. And you never know how other browsers are going to react to that animated stuff.

I agree also, with the comments from Scott.

All in all, a good looking site.

Hope Gorilla takes a look too.. ... his replies to other posts the past few days have kept me in stitches.... Wonder what's in those bananas he's been eating.

Hang in there....

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"640K ought to be enough for anybody."
-- Bill Gates, 1981

Overall the site is pretty nice. I do think there are some things you can do to make it better, though.

First, I would suggest coming up with a logo and possibly use a business or long term care-type photo for some eye appeal.

The nav bar bothers me. I think it's because you have four different link styles there. It looks a little helter-skelter to me.

I see you got rid of the falling red words. That was a good move.

Check and double check grammar throughout the site; and font size, and consistency in format, particularly on this page: http://ltciagents.com/SeniorLinc_Features.htm

You should also add Keyword and Description meta tags.

Best wishes,
Sandy

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Stu Reilly Design
Allegheny Web
Dreamweaver Sites

Just wanted to point out a couple of words: "Cueing", I believe, should be "queueing" or "queuing", both of which are acceptable. "Cueing" might hurt.

And I believe "ambuation" should be "ambulation".

Minor stuff, I know, but can make a difference with some people.