How's this?

Please take a look at the following for me please...
Good, okay, or just plan bad?

Also, any ideas what I could do with the upper right hand side....

Thanks for your time...

http://www.lahostnet.com/~crystali/

looks good man.......um what kind of contect is going to be on your page....meaning what is your company about or what does it offer....?

Looks very good. Like your palette, I like the topbanner. Good site ! ...

About the upper right corner ... a slogan perhaps ?

Critique:
- when resizing the top-right dots sometimes don't align properly
- when resizing the left & right column resize but the middle stays fixed ... personal opinion perhaps ...
- again perhaps a personal opinion ... don't like the brown title blocks to be centered in the columns ...

Perhaps it's too soon to test with different browsers but I couldn't resist:

Opera 6:
- Only the middle brown block displays

Netscape Nav. 4.75:
- You get double borders for your columns

Netscape 6:
- first 2 columns are small and the last one is almost half a screen wide (1280x1024)

Critique:

Thanks for everyone's input.. Now this is where I get lost.. How can I address the issues of the page not looking the same in all browsers? This is perhabs the 5th page I've made. In the past I have trashed everything I've made due to this problem. What's the secert?

Brian

the secret is knowing HTML and not adding HTML that will only render properly in Internet Explorer or Netscape.

You'll get used to it. But never develop for 1 browser specific. IE is a BAD browser when it comes to generating pages ... it accepts mistakes in your code as sweet candy, and generates it mostly good.

What's the secret ? None. Make good use of the standards. You can find a good validater here: http://validator.w3.org/.

I now see the error of my ways.. Bad IE, Bad, Bad IE..

Just a quick question.

When html'ing.. What resolution should I keep my monitor at?
I'll keep to the standards and test, test, test...

Thanks again for all your help.. All post again once I've finished the rewrite.

Brian

it doesnt matter what your resolution is

design to fit all sizes that you can. don't alienate people in 800x600, but dont ignore 1024x768 either.