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Personal Web Sites for Review

this listing includes web sites which were submitted as "personal" web sites and are warranted by the submitter not to be "for profit" or commercially oriented. NOTE: as we will write-out any sites that go dead, once we discover them.

Monterosa Treks and Expedition
We are leading trekking and expedition in Nepal and Tibet.
http://www.monterosa-nepal.com - Ganesh Neupane, posted for review during: 8/2004
The A.R. Yngve Homepage - My Books For Free
Homepage of published writer-artist A.R.Yngve. The homepage is updated once a week with web-serials of his earlier works (books, short stories, art), and columns/essays on writing and literature. You can also find sample chapters of published and upcoming books, (even as sound samples read by A.R.Yngve himself!). The purpose of the site, apart from self-promotion, is to evolve as an artist and receive reader feedback from around the world.
http://yngve.bravehost.com - A.R.Yngve, posted for review during: 8/2004
The Web Design Lounge - Web Designer Directory
The Web Design Lounge is a web directory for buyers of web design and related services. I would like the design, usability and layout critiqued.
http://www.webdesignlounge.com - Jim Shaw, posted for review during: 8/2004
Enrico Macalino's Personal Site
It is a personals site of Enrico Macalino where you can learn about the creator's personal life and you can also join the forum, where you can discuss about anything under the sun
http://geocities.com/skullhunterph - Enrico Paolo Macalino, posted for review on:
Horror in Oklahoma
I used Adobe Illustrator to revise the homepage design. Illustrator has a lot of nice functions that aren't available in Adobe Photoshop and Macromedia Fireworks MX.
http://freett.com/bbs63/ - Submitted by: Tom Bluewater, posted for review on: 4/27/2004
Krishna Sunuwar - personal home page
This is personal site, inlcudes auther's biography, culture and tribe, Nepal, Photo gallery and festival information. It includes history, introduction, inhabitance about Sunwuar and sunuwr ethics. Sunuwari language also included.
http://www.krishnasunuwar.com.np/ - Submitted by: Krishna Sunuwar, posted for review on: 4/27/2004
Test template webportal
Just a template for my forcoming website. it is not filled with any text yet, but please let me know what you think about it's design.
http://weetikveel.bbknk.nl/ - Submitted by: Jochem, posted for review on: 4/27/2004
The Galvez Family
The site is strictly for family related new and information. I would appreciate your opinion on color scheme, layout, font sizes used and anything eles you can help with.
http://www.galveztown.com/ - Submitted by: Mike Galvez, posted for review on: 4/27/2004
Wallter Velez / Painter, Illustrator & Graphic Designer
I would like you to review my site overall. I designed it and my daughter did the html coding and uploading (she's the computer geek in the family). It is the 3rd incarnation and I would like some pointers on how to improve it's function and it's look. I intend to expand it someday soon as I'm in the process of launching a new career as a gallery painter in Europe. I'll be adding an art for sale section which will be a link to my agent's site.
http://www.geocities.com/wvelezart - Submitted by: Walter Velez, posted for review on: 4/27/2004
CurrenT ChaoS.tk
My web site. Find here freeware software(my creations) and free e-mail service.
http://www.CurrenTChaoS.Tk - Remaker, posted for review on: 030428-01
Online Chat & Entertainment
Free Online Chat and entertainment
http://lickmesweet.com/ - Ashley, posted for review on: 030428
Site of Porteous (Lick The Furniture)
This site is just a personal website about my life, circle of friends, and what I get into. It also has various videos I have made in highschool, and some current stuff. There's pictures too! Take notice of my layout and design, possibly accessibility, and creativity. I like my site, and would possibly be willing to make websites for people other than myself in the future. There are also links on my site to other pages I have developed.
http://lickthefurniture.cjb.net/ - Posted by: Aaron, posted for review on: 0402-23
Stewart Homepaqe
Family Tree. Adotping. Fun
http://www.users.ezwv.com/~albert/index2.html - Posted by: Albert Stewart, posted for review on: 0402-23
Bill Hanrahan's Personal Pages
My site started out as an effort to learn the rudiments of HTML, and subsequently, MS FrontPage. (The site highlights my interests in personal aviation and ham radio, as well as family). Any suggestions would be most welcome...I still have a LOT to learn!
http://www.billhanrahan.com/ - from: Bill Hanrahan, posted for review on: 1/26/2004
Cucumberhead, a personal site.
This is the second personal site that I have done. It exists because I have an interest in web design. I am trying to incorporate new things that I have never done myself. It may be a little slim in the content department. It is an ongoing project and I will change it with any good advise. Particularly the links page. Please note that it was my intention to have a clean look and feel. I am questioning my navigation on the links and pics page. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance.
http://cucumberhead.home.comcast.net - from: Tim Westgate, posted for review on: 1/26/2004
Espaço Leide
This is my personal web site to share with people who know me, or with those who are interested in knowing me a bit more to have some clues about me. So there I express my ideas about life, family and work. I would like to know if the design is ok for that kind of idea and if there is any thing I could do to make it easier to navigate and find what people are looking for: information about me.
http://www.geocities.com/aurileide - from: Aurileide Alves, posted for review on: 1/26/2004
Jimar Speaks Again
is there a way to enhance this, please also review the colors..
http://www.geocities.com/jimarspeaksagain - from: Jimar Espiritu, posted for review on: 1/26/2004
Brent Morrissey's First Web Site
Hello to all Visitors Reveiwing My Site. This is my first Web Site ever created. I currently attend Palomar College in southern California. One of my classes is Webpage layout where I am learning the skills to create this site. This site is online due to an serious and almost fatal auto accident I was in last year, because I'm trying to turn a bad situation into a good one. Please keep in mind that my last update with a computer before my Death Cheating Experience was a COMMODORE 64, (A computer in the early 80's), if anyone knows what that dinosaur is! Everything on this site is done by me. I'm posting this site so that I can find out if their are any browser errors or just any errors in general. Also please critique my page layout, navigation,etc. etc. All comments and opinions are welcome. I really want to review all the feedback. My Web site was created using Dreamweaver 2004 MX. Thank You for your time.
Location: http://graphics2.palomar.edu/net/pagelayout/76388/bmorrissey/index.html - Brent M. Morrissey, posted for review on: 1/1/2004
Savannah Design and Illustration
This is a mock-up of the type of web page I want to have when I can afford to have someone 'code' it for me. I'm not web savvy, more of a traditionalist print designer and illustrator from the drafting table and Rapidograph Pen era. I'm using Photshop extensively now, but haven't any real web experience. The buttons on the left don't work, but hopefully will when/if I get the site done properly. Right now viewers have to click the copy at the bottom of the page to go where they might want to visit. What advice would you give me to improve the site. Is it too goofy or cluttered?
Location: http://hometown.aol.com/rjsavannah/design.html - Robert Savannah, posted for review on: 1/1/2004
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