Review request: http://www.writingwizard.com.au

At a high resolution when I can't see the frames this is a nice clean looking site. I like what you've done with the icons along the left side. It really adds some spice to the layout. I also think that you're doing a fantastic job of practicing what you're preaching so to speak. A lot of people could benefit from your advice IMO. Your navigational scheme is also very solid. I'm having no problems getting around the site.

Some things to think about

• A better logo - maybe you could trade your writing services for a logo design in our Market Place forum
• The issue of frames - look into something called Server Side Includes, or SSI. SSI's will give you the same functionality of frames without the problems that Julia mentioned.
• You might want to read up on some basic graphic design principles. Centering text, for example, is a bit of no-no first of all because it makes things difficult to read and secondly because it looks too formal for more presentations. I reccomend a book called Looking Good in Print. That would probably be a good compliment for your existing skillset.
• Keep your fonts consistent. I'm seeing a few pages here with a sans serif font (the FAQ page for example) while most of the rest is done in serif. YOu might want to look into CSS (cascading style sheets). They will let you control your fonts site-wide with one easy file, rather than trying to apply font styling to every bit of text individually

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Is that a mistake I see ? Information should probably be capitalized in the header on that page too. Just shows that even the best of us make mistakes when it comes to copyediting. All the more reason to use a service like yours!

One more thing I'm finding to be interesting here. When I look at the navbar I tend to want to focus on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th entires. The "services" link didn't catch my attention until I cam across that pge through another link and wondered how I had gotten there. When you look at the navbar, the top and bottom entries are lighter in look and feel than the middle three. The heavier, darker icons of the 2nd-4th entires contrast with the lighter look of the other ones and therefore stand out. You may want to consider repositioning things or finding different icons to make the more important information stand out.