The fonts, colors, etc. look good to me. The main issue I see is that you
have some missing items, and these appear to be hover buttons or rotating
images. The problem with hover buttons (and the MS implementation of the
rotating images), they were originally introduced in an age where everyone
thought Java would be king of the desktop. That turned out to be wishful
thinking at best. The problem with Java is it requires a Java Virtual
Machine (JVM) installed on the users computer in order to run Java. Hardly
anybody has one installed on their computer nowadays so most users will
never see these effects, which could be why you aren't seeing them. Sun
Microsoystems, the makers of Java, sued Microsoft a number of years ago and
as part of the settlement Microsoft was forbidden to ship a JVM with their
OS. You could say that backfired on Sun since it prevents PCs with Windows
installed on them from shipping with the ability to run Java.
All is not lost however. It's very possible you can find a JavaScript that
will do the job instead. Even though the names are familiar, JavaScript is
in no way related to Java (JavaScript was originally created by Netscape and
called LiveScript in it's early days). The name was designed as a marketting
punch. There are plenty of free JavaScripts out there and most will work in
any browser. Check out
www.dynamicdrive.com and javascript.internet.com for
great places to find good scripts. Unfortunately, because I don't install a
JVM on my computer I can't get an exact feel for the effect your using, such
as the hover button or banner image rotator, can be replaced with
JavaScript.
