I would highly suggest 2 things also.

1. Save that image as a .jpg as it's a huge file and just loading the image itself took forever on my high speed connection.

2. Run that image through an image optimizer to make it even smaller http://pnggauntlet.com/ free program and works pretty slick. Just optimize it to the point that it looks the same yet makes that image a smaller size AFTER you have saved it as a .jpg

Good luck with it

Yes you should start a stylesheet if your going to be working with multiple images like Eric suggested, I'm still learning CSS but you'll want to start at this school www.w3schools.com It's a great resource for newbie css.

Ona, I have tried, and also asked someone else to have a look, but the site name on that banner is simply not legible. I suggest you use a different font. Embedded in an image you can use whichever fancy font you like, but I guess the important thing with a website is to get some message out, isn't it?

Something else: The markup that you pasted in your first post is lacking the character set declaration. Since you are using html 4.01 the document should start like this:


If you want to use html5, it's much simpler and goes like this:

I suggest you purchase the CoffeeCup HTML Editor, all the starting settings are laid out for you so you can just jump into the editing, easy interface but complex design tools

Very good idea indeed, Matt

Nice Job Matt.