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Comment by Gerald Hornsby on December 26, 2009 at 2:25am: Hi Jill
The template is nice, and attractive. One comment I would make is that it's a bit 'samey'. There's few photos, and there's a huge amount of information in some of the pages. Sectionalising the page links is good, but again, there's a huge amount.
I'd be tempted to put your contact info either in the banner or in the footer, and maybe put the sections all across the main content area, perhaps with a photo for each section? Although the text is quite legible, the contrast between the text and the background isn't huge, and might adversely affect someone with eyesight restrictions.
Finally, I wouldn't put my email address 'in the open' like that - I'd always use a contact form on one of the pages.
Hope this is helpful.
Gerald