SITE REVIEW: Y.F.F.A.

My name is Elliott Giles, League President of the Youngstown Flag Football Association. I reside in Youngstown, OH. I started my website http://www.yffa.net in an attempt to make flag football in Ohio more fun and interactive for the players. I've gotten a lot of compliments over the years about the website from players and visitors cause I implemented video and photos to the site that keeps them coming back. But right now I want to rebuild my website to something the guys have never seen before for a flag football website. So any suggestions or feedback would be greatly appreciated. Keep in mind, I never took a class or any private lessons to learn how to build websites. I learned it all by trial and error.

The site is http://www.yffa.net

Thanks in advance.
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i'm sorry for you learning
at (http://www.coffeecup.com)
you can download some free templates(about 400 i think) and edit them with their html editor or your own
there are many web pages in the internet to look for tutorials both html,flash...
the countdown to spring is very good idea
but the colors aren't so good
the buttons too

cool, simple, but perhaps little "too dark" colors.

nice job other then that

props,
dootzky

Not Bad. Your navigation is not so good in my opinion, your site looks a little to packed in and needs more room. I like your images and your video. I just have a hard time getting around. You do have some browser code errors you might want to clean up. They can be viewed here:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.yffa.net%2F

I think I clicked all over that front page image and couldn`t get to the site.

Oh boy, thanks for the PM IFFA. I now see the image has a "click here to register your child" button. But think of the next issue. How many others just like me are out there? And I think I pay attention to details, and I didn`t see the button the first time.

First off all, remove the borders of your tables. This is a website, not a word document. But I am not sure that is exactly what you should do. It just looks old. And I guess the website was not created 10 years ago.

You would think: heey, stop this, you know.... I am no pro. No designer. But that is why the net is full of open source/ cheap/ expensive , but all good looking content management systems. And most of them are also easy to use.

Just pick one, and your website will look more professional. This will insure a better feeling among the people who get in contact with your association.