Can I have some feedback on my first attempt with photoshop after months of trying to understand it. (still dont understand it) :-D
http://www.almeriaproperties.org.uk
Speed of loading, look, alignment etc

Sorry forgot to say that the site isnt finished cos I am still writting in the php but want feedback on design

Nothing is aligned properly in Mozilla Firebird.

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Mr. Bob's Web Design - Tirelessly looking for ways to enhance the customer base of your business.

OK put on hold please. Back to the drawing board. Tried to save download time by missing some of the slices and using backgrounds. It works in IE but not netscape etc.
Thanks Bobby

OK hopefully I have fixed that problem. Can anybody check in other browsers please.

Sure. http://www.almeriaproperties.org.uk/...almeria_40.gif does not look too professional. Maybe move the text up 1 px.

Also, the left side (under the picture) you need to add something.. Its blank, looks like it needs content.

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Mr. Bob's Web Design - Tirelessly looking for ways to enhance the customer base of your business.

Thanks for that. The site is designed for a customer and is database driven so it is lacking in content at the moment apart from junk I have put in.
I am pleased for a first attempt at trying to design a site with photoshop. I was worried about different browsers because I use IE.
Just have to sort my own site out now . Maybe something in flash (not as slick as yours tho) but just waiting for my mx to be delivered. Another headache coming

Oh yeah! MUCH better on Firebird (compared to yesterday)...

Just curious... when you did your graphics, your (display) colour was set at 32 bit?

There's a slight colour difference in the background where the main 'content' area is with the rest of the background!

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Hi JDS,
I designed the template and saved in html/slices. Where my content from the database is to display I left the images out. I then sampled the colour from my finished template using colour spy to give the main body colour. Maybe there is a better colour sampler out there but colour spy is easy to use.
The graphic on the left was a photo edited in photoshop, then picture it and then back into photoshop to get the finish I wanted.