Newly designed Personal Web site....

[Dennis Peacock]

Thanks to Andy Hoyt for sending me something I could really use in helping me get my web site updated and looking better than ever!!!!! Thanks ANDY!!!!!

Some of you have visited my personal web space in the past and knew that it was fairly plain looking and kinda clunky feeling. Well, what can you expect from someone that had to teach themselves about HTML code and the MANY hours I spent in trying to get a web site even up and running. The web development tools are far better today than they ever have been. I've spent about 40 hours on revamping my personal web space.

Please have a look and let me know if you feel it's an improvement or not.

Just go to my Profile and click on the link to my space on the internet.

[Allen Bookout]

Dennis,

I think that your web site is excellent. I love the black background with the wood accent. Not only is your web site very professional so is your woodworking. Your site is easy to navigate around in-some are not.

A great shop.

I would call your place "Upscale Arkansas". That is a compliment by the way.

Allen

[Vaughn McMillan]

Looking good, Dennis. What software package did you end up using? One suggestion I have would be to space the buttons on the left-hand side of the page a bit farther apart. I was having trouble telling which button went with which label. I also sent you a PM with a few other points noted. (I suffer from Editor's Disease. It's an occupational hazard.) ;)

- Vaughn

[Rick Doyle]

hi dennis,

i just spent some time touring your new website - it looks great! easy to navigate and lot's of good information and especially good photogalleries. i can easily appreciate how much time you spent on this project but the results are sure worth it. congratulations!

[Andy Hoyt]

Well, it's about time! Was beginning to wonder if you'd ever get around to it.

Looks great, and well done.

Vaughn - I sent him an older never-registered version of Fusion by NetObjects. It's a whizzy-whig affair that makes dolts like me look smart.

[Jim Becker]

Very nice change, Dennis!

[Dennis Peacock]

Very nice change, Dennis!

Thanks Jim and Everyone!!!!

Jim, I like the look and feel of your own web site....but I just don't have the time to learn all about web stuff.....and the Fusion software that Andy was so kind to send me gave me the "boost" that I needed to do a total revamp.

Vaughn is busy editing my site to help clear up my Arkanasa Typing Problems. :D

Oh Yea....I DO need to space those buttons out more. I'll Git'R-Dun fer ya. ;)

[Frank Hagan]

Because SMC doesn't allow links in messages, I thought I'd remind people that you can click on Dennis' name and then select to visit his homepage from the drop down menu.

Looks good, Dennis! There are several free HTML editors out there, but most have a learning curve. I have looked at Nvu a couple of times, and it is a pretty easy to use "WYSIWYG" editor that works fine. If you Google it you'll find their home page. Its open source so its free to use.

[Frank Pellow]

Dennis, I never looked at your previous web site, so I can't comment on the improvements that your made. But, I can tell you that i just spent an enjoyable 20 minutes touring your new web site. It looks good to me and both your work and syour hop are well presented.

I keep meaning to set up my own site but never get around to it. Maybe, this will inspire me to get get working on it.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Dennis...........I like your new website!

[Barry Stratton]

I like it Dennis. It has a "personal" touch! I really, really enjoyed the shop tour! And your work - well, awesome is the best I can do this early in the morning.

[Don Abele]

Dennis, I really like the updated style. I had your old page http://home.alliancecable.net/~woodworker/ bookmarked and wondered why you hadn't updated it in quite a while. The new one is great. Thanks.

Be well,

Doc

[Dave Ray]

Dennis, I liked your old site, but this one is a great improvement. I really enjoyed the shop tour.... great place to work/relax. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Dave