My new website

[Thomas Dekany]

What do you think of it? Suggestions? 99% done, but I know I will rewrite some of it.



Thanks!



www.tdekany.com

 

[Pats300zx]

Looks great Thomas...

 

[Thomas Dekany]

You are always nice.

 

[Jean-Claude]

Looks good. Very elegant.

 

[Thomas Dekany]

Thanks Jean!

 

[Accumulator]

tdekany- Hey, that's a good website :xyxthumbs



The retired teacher in me wants to fix a few typos but other than that it's great.

 

[Thomas Dekany]

tdekany- Hey, that's a good website :xyxthumbs



The retired teacher in me wants to fix a few typos but other than that it's great.

Thanks!



BTW, I know I need to go back and fix the typos, but fell free to point them out.

 

[stiffdogg06]

ENGINE DETAILINNG (from $50)



Detailing is spelled wrong.



Site looks really good btw.

 

[Thomas Dekany]

Fixed - thank you very much.

 

[Accumulator]

BTW, I know I need to go back and fix the typos, but fell free to point them out.

On the Homepage, where it says "When you call DPR, for your detailing needs...", I'd take out the comma between "DPR" and "for". I.e., "When you call DPR for your detailing needs, ....".



I'd add a period after all the abreviations of "Mister". I.e., "Mr. Dekany" instead of "Mr Dekany".



Hey, you think *I* am a nitpicker, you ought meet my wife the copyeditor But seriously, I'm glad I didn't come across like a jerk; I really do think that little things like that can make a diff when it comes to first impressions, at least with some people.

 

[Ben@3D]

The site is looking good Thomas....



By the way, if you use Firefox, there is a very quick way to check the spelling of your site. Might work in some other browsers as well, but not IE.



Just go to any page on your website, then copy and paste this in the address bar and remove the space in 'java script':

java script:document.[COLOR=#006600]body[/COLOR].[COLOR=#006600]contentEditable[/COLOR]=[COLOR=#3366CC]'true'[/COLOR]; document.[COLOR=#006600]designMode[/COLOR]=[COLOR=#3366CC]'on'[/COLOR]; [COLOR=#000066][B]void[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR=#CC0000]0[/COLOR]

 

[speedfreak81]

Looks good Thomas, moving up into higher $$ details it seems.



Brian

 

[sullysdetailing]

Looks great love the site

 

[Thomas Dekany]

Thank you Accumulator.

On the Homepage, where it says "When you call DPR, for your detailing needs...", I'd take out the comma between "DPR" and "for". I.e., "When you call DPR for your detailing needs, ....".



I'd add a period after all the abreviations of "Mister". I.e., "Mr. Dekany" instead of "Mr Dekany".



Hey, you think *I* am a nitpicker, you ought meet my wife the copyeditor But seriously, I'm glad I didn't come across like a jerk; I really do think that little things like that can make a diff when it comes to first impressions, at least with some people.

 

[Thomas Dekany]

Sully, thanks.

Brian, thank you - haven't increased my prices in awhile.

Ben, thanks for the help.

 

[FijiFresh]

Great site. A very good showcase of your talents.



Good luck!

 

[tssdetailing]

The massive "T Dekany" script across the top graphic is so large that it's almost hard to read.

 

[Thomas Dekany]

Will be dealt with next week. Thanks. I agree.



FijiFresh - thank you.

The massive "T Dekany" script across the top graphic is so large that it's almost hard to read.

 

[JohnKleven]

Site looks very nice Thomas, and easy to navigate.





John

 

[Thomas Dekany]

Thank you very much John!