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Hi, my site is http://www.kallipolis.com. There are a few sub-sites notably http://www.kallipolis.com/diet and my OpenMP tutorial http://www.kallipolis.com/openmp. I am in the process of buidling a dynamic IP redirection site at http://www.kallipolis.com/redirect. I would love feedback from anyone who can give it.

-selket

I'm sorry to say it but its a very early 90's style page

I think its a nice simple design.

for me its simple.. but i dont like black backgound...

Simple design. No catchy things to distract the user from the information. Good, but colour scheme should be updated.

You need more graphics. A good site to teach you how to make these would be good-tutorials.com

But you need the program photoshop, but if you can't afford photoshop, just google "GIMP", it's the free version of photoshop.

I would suggest creating an overall color scheme for your website. Keep the colors consistent, or based on the content within.

Also, instead of cluttering your source with tables, maybe you could consider CSS to organize a uniform scheme for every section of your page.

A logo (like a scaled down model of the homepage) could be expressed smaller on every corner of the page.

Just try to keep things organized. Find a good website and look at sources. If you like their source, ask permission and you could modify for your liking.

If you don't like editing in notepad, try creating your website with an autoupdating browser with EasyHTML. Also, I agree with the above, try to add more pictures

I added a nutrition forum to my diet site. Does anybody know if it is possible to have phpbb use a login from another service? I wish I didn't need to make people sign up for two accounts.

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Yup, you could.

You need to have a good look at the registration page code of your forum and have your other service register itself into the same sql table. Instant registration for both.

Oh, yeah,

You need to have a good look at the registration page code of your forum and have your other service register itself into the same sql table. Instant registration for both.

Sorry, brain fart. That was way too obvious for me to think of.

Thanks.

-selket