I've just about finished creating/converting my first responsive website. From scratch, no theme, hours of trial and error. I created the original website with the intention of converting it to a responsive layout down the road. I'm pretty happy with the outcome.

RLM, HTML Editor, Menu Builder and Inkscape were the tools used. Some guidence from Eric and Brian and of course Google.

The site will go live next weekend when the hosting changes to the new server.

New site:
http://www.rsgcm.com/fdtc

Original site:
http://www.fremontdogtrainingclub.com

Randall,

Everything looks good except your menu buttons. You should do a little more work on them in Menu Builder. The text gets a little cramped at the lower widths.

Overall a great job and yes it's nice to have help from people in this forum.

Randall, like Ernie said, You could make everything a little smaller (padding, font) between 800px and about 500px. I'd go to the mobile menu there (480px – 500px).

I think this is the first site I've ever seen without a single photo/illustration on it. No dogs? No happy people showing off their well-behaved dogs? No photo of the facilities so If I'm driving there I'll know what to look for?
A few photos of whoever's in charge or teaches the classes?

You could embed the map on the contact page so no need to go off site for it.
On the about page, consider breaking the one long paragraph into 2 or 3 shorter ones.

Over-all; easy to get the needed info quickly, it just lacks a bit of personality.