DecStudios: new design, contents.....

I am currently updating my website.
Some of you might already have been to its precessor (?) at:
http://decline.gfxvision.net/

After some work, and one version which I never used, I ended up with this. Tell me what you think of it, and what you would have changed.

http://decline.gfxvision.net/ds/

I like the concept of horizontal design but it doesnt really connect with the white background or something, I would try to restrict window height or something, dont use default fonts try to customize stylesheets etc. Otherwise simple design but works I guess.

I really liked the second one there's a lot improvement made on it I suggest you use the second one the whole design just seems stylish and clean with a good animation effect and good background

GJ

links are broken for me.... :<

broken for me too.

i really like the new site i hate that old site... it looks really amateur..... what i really like about the new site is the thing that looks like sydney opera house in the top left corner of the screen

good job

You have to copy the link into your browser. I love the new layout, very cool looking.

Thanks. X-Fusion, are you talking about the first website? Cause there's no use in that, that is the one I'm trying to replace...

Much improvement, good work.
Yeah I like the new one better.
2 things...
The navigation text isn't the best one.
It's a bit blurry you should anti alias it...
Then you should try to get it better in the widht and height...at least for in 1024*768 there comes both horizontal and vertical scroller on some of those sub pages.
Just shrink the bottom image just a little bit and it should fit.
One more question...where will the text or images go if there comes some more?
I mean will it go horizontal or vertical?

The idea is that my splitting the text area in half, I wont need any more space.
But if I do need a little bit more space, it is possible to make it a bit taller (it does automatically...), without any big bugs, except the line not filling the whole vertical area....if you know what I mean.