Mugshot
Cracking a solo.
Hi lee, I'll apologise in advance for my pedantry, but I think little details can make a big difference to the preceived professionalism of the site/business.
I'll edit here as I go through if that's ok.
Home page.
It looks as though you have tabbed too far across on your first route suggestion between "1" and "The".
You have missed a space between the full stop and "Suitable".
You have a space between "familys" and the full stop.
You've spelt opportunity wrong.
"stroud" should have a capital S.
You have an extra space between "path" and your comma.
You've spelt multiple wrong.
I think it should be "choices of" not "choice off"
I don't think you need a capital t or h in "The Historic"
You've spelt cathedral wrong.
You've missed a space between the full stop and "On"
It looks as if you have two spaces between "Ample" and "Free"
"Ample" doesn't need a capital.
With regard to lay out, do you think it may look a little neater if, for example, "The Stroud Valleys Pedestrian Cycle Trail" was treated as a heading rather than the start of a sentence.
Lee, would you rather I PM'd these to you?
That ladies and gentlemen was post 100, pedantry, how proud am I!??!
I'll edit here as I go through if that's ok.
Home page.
It looks as though you have tabbed too far across on your first route suggestion between "1" and "The".
You have missed a space between the full stop and "Suitable".
You have a space between "familys" and the full stop.
You've spelt opportunity wrong.
"stroud" should have a capital S.
You have an extra space between "path" and your comma.
You've spelt multiple wrong.
I think it should be "choices of" not "choice off"
I don't think you need a capital t or h in "The Historic"
You've spelt cathedral wrong.
You've missed a space between the full stop and "On"
It looks as if you have two spaces between "Ample" and "Free"
"Ample" doesn't need a capital.
With regard to lay out, do you think it may look a little neater if, for example, "The Stroud Valleys Pedestrian Cycle Trail" was treated as a heading rather than the start of a sentence.
Lee, would you rather I PM'd these to you?
That ladies and gentlemen was post 100, pedantry, how proud am I!??!