Re-done our website

[funkymike]

Cant believe you got rid of my voice over

but like the site

[mg ents]

ha ha, we still got it and play it when were at gigs....cheers for looking ...

[Tonsk]

It's much better than the old one.

Like the style, easy to read etc. Don't really understand that the splodge under GM-ENTS is, am assuming it's wales as thats where you cover, but dunno...

The only thing I don't like is the wording on the Disco page, namely:
Not forgetting the fantastic Party Set we put on with classics such as YMCA, Macarena and the Timewarp to name a few, to get the venue going wild! So whatever your preference, be it Ultimate Cheesy Classics like Chesney Hawkes' One and Only - We've got it!

When the party is going, please feel free to request any tracks that you wish us to play on the night.

As before, if I was the type of person who wanted an 80s night, or 90s etc, the statement from your site makes it out you will DEFINATELY play these songs and immediately puts me off. (Don't get me wrong, I would dance to them, but then I have no friends:-)

Also, the last sentence should be changed to reflect that the organiser can request songs before the event (possibly at a pre-function meeting (they love that) AND during the function. Makes it sound like they have more input in the planning of their day that way.

Lastly, and this is just to help your inbox, take out the MAILTO: command on the contact us page. If not the amount of offers for viagra, clairis or whatever you receive will be horrendous.

You could just leave it with the contact form instead and remove the mailto completely.

Just my opinion.

[DMX Will]

I have two comments....

1) Change your font to Arial/Tahoma/Veranda - I think having a Times New Roman font makes it look as if you forgot to change the font/don't know how!
2) Resize the images that are on the pages. The size they are shown at is fine, but the images themselves are quite big arn't they. This slows down the loading time of your page (not that it really affects broadband users). You'll find if you resize the images in paint or similar, the shrunk images will be of better quality and slightly clearer than shrinking them in your HTML editor.