asterisk - a minimalistic approach

i used to try and cram every bit of code and colors into my pages.. luckly, i'm over that phase ;) anyone have any comments for me.. i'll be updating it, hopefully, throughout the week, so check back here or on the site....

basically this is just an RFC (request for comments)
-oranjCrush

http://home.san.rr.com/ojc

last updated: 17 Feb, 2003 13:24 PST

I like the pic - not much else to comment on

yeah i know.. kinda sorry bout the lack of content.. but i DID just get done adding somewhat of a stucture of a navagation system.. simple (with breadcrumbs) [should i make the breadcrumbs links? i would on a big site, but it seems slightly redundant]

as a side note... anyone know how to get dreamweaver to PROCESS the CSS in the viewer (layout mode?) instead of having to preview it like very 30 seconds?

I don't like the pic. Not really the pic itself but it seems to take up too much space.

and if it were mine, I'd take even more stuff out of it. like the background but that's just my taste.

by "take more stuff out" you mean crop the picture? or are you talking about the layout?

The pic is too dark.

ok.. made the header image smaller and "lighter", kinda made everything smaller.. i like it. started on the gallery pages too, i THINK i got the web section done (only 2 images)... learning alot along the way since this will be the first site to be almost completely CSS, no tables. hopefully much much more to come, thnks for all the suggestions and keep them comming if you please, they help me alot. Also how does it lok at different resolutions? i'm at 1280 x 1024..

It is not minimaliscit - too many colours. Make text padding in the menu ...

I think it looks good for how simple it is, The top pic is pretty cool, is that a stock photo or did you take it yourself?

Well theres not much to comment on so... i guess thats it :p

took it myself.. its the BART (rapid transit) in San Francisco Bay area (Powell Station to be exact)