What do you think about my new site?
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Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a review for my new site www.interlive.it
Could you please let me know what do you think about the work that I did for my site.
I'll be very happy to receive your suggestions.
Regards,
- Mike
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Hi Mike,
Well, the site is in Italian, and about Football (which I don't really follow as a sport) so can't really read what is there, but there are two points that I would make.
The first, I had only been there 5 seconds, and then I lose the page to a huge mid-window popup. I hate these.
The second is that you need to create a Favicon. You can do that here: http://www.favicon.co.uk/
-Andy
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