Website for Home Care company

[SteveOrM3L]

Here is one project i am working on currently working on!

A Tender Home Care

Work done:
Website Design
CSS and HTML
Javascript
PHP


I need some assistance though, The load time is really slow because it is loading the music 1st in IE and takes a while and the website will look weird for a few minutes, is there a way i can prioritize and tell browsers to load all images 1st, then the music last?

I also know there is some compatibility issues between browsers. Any suggestions?

[Jew]

Too simple but nice

[Coy]

Nice site. I like simple and in this case is just what it should look like IMO.
But doesn't fit well on my 15" square monitor have to scroll side to side. Wish I had a widescreen.. lol

[deleted member]

Idk if its too simple... after all some of the best designs/layouts are simple. but I would say that having everything centered is kind of distracting. I would organize it more on a grid IMO

[Geko]

Good website, I suck at css design. I think you can make the text a little smaller and the pictures too, trying to minimize the use of scroll. Griding would be a great idea as Rockhart said.
Good luck, let us know when its finished

[photoshooter]

Yes you can load it, but you have to some technique on it, just try save in name order a to z, and in the last use music file name just like z_music.mp3 etc

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[CBTC]

Simplicity is good. Rapid page loading, clean view and organized objects are the best. Example: Google :P

SteveOrM3L, centering all content is not always good. Try table and css, using div tags. Make some tiny changes and I think it will be very ok.

Have a good day, my friend

[daisy]

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has now published the “Guidance about Compliance, Essential standards of quality and safety”. This document will replace the current National Minimum Standards in England from October 2010. CQC will use the Guidance as part of its assessment of providers’ compliance with the law from next October. There is a full version (275 pages), a summary version and also a document, “Guidance about compliance, Judgement framework”, which CQC’s staff will use to help them make decisions and reach judgements about providers’ compliance with the requirements. Homecare providers will need to download and read the new publications to begin preparing their businesses for the 2010 changes.
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