My school's website

[Scott Larson]

This is my school's newly completed website. The site will continue to grow, this is not the final version.

I submit this for the comments of the members.

www.summitkungfu.com

[meng_mao]

As a serious martial artist, I wanna see easy access to descriptions of how you teach your various arts.

Props for the pictures section showing off the gym.

[Scott Larson]

Thank you.

I am not the head teacher, when I say my school, I mean I belong to it.

When you say descriptions, what do you mean exactly?

[Scott Larson]

Thank you. Good points. There will be more information posted soon. We will be getting pictures for the Muay Thai page soon after we have our next camp. (May 6)

[OZZ]

The site is very nice. Whoever designed it did a great job.
I couldn't find any specifics on the head instructor or a lineage of any sort? Are these available somewhere? I couldn't find them.

[meng_mao]

Re descriptions --
here's an example of something that would help people who're interested:
http://www.massbjj.com/modules/wfchannel/index.php?pagenum=6

[Scott Larson]

The instructor page is another item that will be up in a few weeks. It will have more information on my teacher, and her teachers.

Meng: Gotcha, I will pass along the info.

[Scott Larson]

Were the "Who is this class good for?" links visible enough?

[meng_mao]

Were the "Who is this class good for?" links visible enough?
Nope. I don't even recall such a link.

[Scott Larson]

On each of the pages, you can click on the text, "Who is this class good for?"

[meng_mao]

I'm on a 1600x1200 screen, and I don't see that question on the first scroll page.
I know you prob paid a lot or had someone work really hard to get these nice gfx and design, but you gotta give people the goods. In this case, that's the solid facts.
I'd prefer to see more conservative text at a smaller font, simply so I can see more at a glance.