Opinion on my website

Hello,
I just finished my eCommerce hosting website....can you
please give me your opinion on the website...because I'm thinking
of changing the logo and the navigation to royal blue. Let me know
if there are any changes that need to be done(please be honest)
thanks!
The website url is
http://www.hostlyon.com

Overall the design is clean and effective. I would put down
how many databases you are offering though on the web hosting page.
Only thing I can't believe is that you are still offering PHP4 and
not 5 (being that all support for PHP4 is discontinued). Also you
have a link to a CPanel demo login, but no login
information.

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still learning how to use Dreamweaver, but I would love an honest
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> Ok first off let me say I am not a professional and am
doing our webpage
> on a
> real low budget because we are a non-profit. I am still
learning how to
> use
> Dreamweaver, but I would love an honest opinion about
how I am doing. As
> of
> now I have a good start on the About us section and am
slowly working into
> the
> others. I just want some feedback from some of you about
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I really want to pick up an Ideapad u160 after playing around with a x120e for the last week. But, in the US it is nearly impossible to find one.
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Where can I find an email address for Verizon customer service?

I would like to send an email to Verizon outlining my opinion of their website and how it might be improved, but I can't find an email address. When I asked the representative, she directed me to the "Contact Us" tab. There I found a postal address!

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pcnw,
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hey guys im almost finished designing my hosting website,
however i do think the navigation menu is a little bit to light?
Anyhow i would appreciate any feedback so i can make any changes
thanks!!

Hello,
There are quite a few typos in your TOS page.
Incase, you responsibility, etc.
And on your support page:
for you web hosting, supirior customer support,
collaberating, Mercahnt
account, etc...
A number on the FAQ page as well.
Our network where built, cPane has to offer you! , If there
is a questions
Sorry if it looks like nitpicking, but I think some people
really may be put
off by that.
Do you maintain your own servers? If so, you might want to
put in a page on
that technical info.
If it's reseller, like for hostgator, disregard.
Also, just out of curiosity, is it hostly on, or host lyon
(like lion)?
Take care,
Tim
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>I noticed that right away as well..The wink almost looks
photoshopped in,
>and I'm not sure that's an "OK" (fingers should be up) or
a "Bravisimo!"
>hand gesture.
> The effect for me is that the woman looks a bit like a
"Used car
> salesman". It's like she's saying, "we're good, wink
wink, nudge nudge,
> know what I mean, know what I mean?"
>
> I do like the rest of the layout. Nice and clean, very
professional
> looking.
>
> Take care,
> Tim
>
>
> "M.." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> The site looks nice and professional. One
observation for those who see
>> this kind of thing. The woman's image is not cleanly
'cut out' and her
>> wink looks weired to me. I think you might consider
another picture or
>> work with this one some more. iStockphoto.com may
have something that you
>> don't have to manipulate too much to use. It's a
picky thing but that's
>> what jumped out at me.
>>
>> Marianne
>>
>> "Walt F. Schaefer" <[email protected]>
wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>>I think Murray was responding to your first post
which had no link to
>>>your site.
>>>
>>> I looked at your site and it looks nice. I think
you would be wise to
>>> make it standards compliant (valid code) as some
prospective clients may
>>> run it through a validator and ask, "If these
guys can't produce valid
>>> code do they really know enough for me to trust
my hosting to?"
>>>
>>>
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.hostlyon.com%2F
>>>
>>> Just a thought.
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> Walt
>>>
>>>
>>> "watzursn" <[email protected]>
wrote in message
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>> is it too light??? what do u mean by
imaginary?
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>

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I currently created one website through iweb. www.michelemcloughlin.com
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help!!!

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This website is utterly the worst labrynth of crap I have ever ever in my entire history of working with the internet have experienced. Who designed this site? a monkey? THE WORST! THE WORST! THE WORST! man, I am so angry and frustrated. This is unbelievable.
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You would think that a multi-billion dollar corporation that has made its money on being the leader of wireless technology WOULD FIGURE OUT HOW TO DO A WEBSITE THAT A USER COULD USE!
Oh and then wanting to email someone about my experience. Nope cant just contact through email. You have to put a preselected question for your email that just takes you right back to the FAQs. Wow! that is convenient!!!. To actually contact someone you have to put your stupid complaint on a forum but in order to do that you have to go through the complete hassel of logging in AGAIN, then I need to put some stupid code in from my email. Do you guys just make it difficult so that people will just give up and not complain? That doesn't seem like good customer service to me. Sticking your fingers in your ears screaming lalalalala via making it too complicated and time consuming so that customers don't have a voice is no way to help customers.
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Im on firefox. Another poster told me how to email - it wasn't straight forward for me - which in my opinion should be. This site is organized really badly, in my opinion. Like I stated before this is Verizon wireless - this site should be hands down one of the best out there - instead its clunky and redundant. I want a ferrari and they are giving me a 1982 rusted out pontiac - yeah it works but not that well.
As for the upgrades and pricing - shouldn't that be something that is on the site. I am available for an upgrade and if I want to order a phone I should be able to see how much its going to cost me. And if Im not mistaken they used to do that. To me, just doesn't make any sense to not include the pricing. Doesn't that seem ineffecient? "your available for an upgrade - check our site for your upgrades - oh we don't have the prices that it will cost you - you have to call in.
And what doe "new for every 2" actually mean? They don't really explain that. Do I get a brand new phone of my choosing for free? Catchy slogans don't necessarily inform the customers and thats whats a little disappointing to me.
Sorry for my blather.

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All of these web services would only be accessed by my website. They are not intended for public usage.
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Hello,
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