raoulspence

Nice theme – it looks good.

I’m inclined to agree about the yellow-on-black text but I don’t think you need to unravel the whole thing. The problem is the width of the text column. It’s so wide that the eye has to strain to read across (that’s why newspapers are divided into multiple columns).

I would suggest you restrict the width of the column. You can do this by going into HTML version of each page and pasting the following line of code into the top of the page:

<div style=”float: left; width: 75%;”>

Note the above instruction will reduce the width of the text to 75% of the original. You can play with it by changing the number.

How it will look:

This page is at 100% (unchanged)

This page is at 75%

Hope this helps!

I think you should reconsider the decision to have pink type. It’s horrid, like a 12-year-old girl’s MySpace page. (Sorry!)

I also find the blue a bit “medical”.

This site – about fitness holidays – is a good example of a simple, clean design that says – to me, at least – health and well-being.

I would also be a bit more bold with the use of images (ie. use them bigger)

In terms of SEO, don’t do too much onpage fiddling – just get some links from high authority sites.

I think with Anything Garden that the design is too dominant. Not enough room for content on the page

I get very confused if I click on the header / logo and don’t get taken back to the homepage. On the other hand, many users don’t even know that the header area / logo is clickable. So it’s not a great solution all round