Conceptually it's a step in the right direction (why is there a horizontal scrollbar in the Quick Links section though?), but it's still full of errors and renders (particularly) incorrectly in Firefox. If you're using CSS then there should be no need for long-hand style tags in the main HTML (only class or id statements) and I don't see anything to address the different way that each browser draws various elements (EDIT: not necessarily a fault if you're happy with the differences... it can be a right pain up the arse).
I know, I know... it's not finished. It's tons better than the green thing you started with and, unlike those who denounce black and grey as boring, I find it nicely subdued and easy on the eyes. Make it validate though, eh?
I know, I know... it's not finished. It's tons better than the green thing you started with and, unlike those who denounce black and grey as boring, I find it nicely subdued and easy on the eyes. Make it validate though, eh?