Need a little advice

[Jako Dar]

Dude! I don't see a copyright anywhere on that web site... Just a thought.

Good point! You actually don't have to have a copyright filed. You can just have a notice on the bottom of the page and in the source file as a comment in the head. See our team's site (link in my sig). There is a notice at the bottom of every page and in the source.

[Bugbear]

Good point! You actually don't have to have a copyright filed. You can just have a notice on the bottom of the page and in the source file as a comment in the head. See our team's site (link in my sig). There is a notice at the bottom of every page and in the source .

That reminds me of back when I used to do a bit of poetry writing, everybody was mailing a copy of their work to themselves, so they would get a postage date stamp... That's been a while back, though.

[Pleater]

I am telling myself that it is rather knit picking even as I type, but the first photo - much as I like the idea of men showing off their legs - it is perhaps not the best first impression of the site?

Perhaps something a bit more solemn would be a better choice for that position, and move that image further into the site.

You only get one chance to make a first impression - obviously - and personally I'd like - Oh - maybe the same four gents holding up full glasses with a caption of a greeting and congratulatory nature, or standing each side of a flower bedecked entrance to a festive hall - or holding some item appertaining to the ceremony or associated with the usual festivities - something that will give that first page what I believe is called a 'hook' in advertising terms.

Personally I had no trouble with the colour or contrast, but my colour perception is excellent and this is a high quality monitor.

[JS Sanders]

Very interesting that you've been able to fill such a specialized niche of the wedding industry.

Weddings are a significant portion of my piping income. In 2007, I performed at 68 of them. Of these, only three or four had a Celtic theme. And those were limited mostly to nothing more than kilted bridegroom & groomsmen, and me.

Your website indicates you're located in Colorado, so perhaps the market differs significantly from mine in the Mid-South.

Also - just being in existence makes an original website copyrighted. There is no requirement to have a copyright notice. It may help in keeping honest folks honest - I do have one on my website. And a coupla people per year steal from my website. www.Copyscape.com has been helpful in that regard.

My attorney told me the instant anything is made into a reproducible form, (written down, saved as a file, posted on a website, or doodled onto a cocktail napkin), it becomes copyrighted under the law. Enforcement of it can get sticky though.

Slainte yall,
steve