These are my honest opinions and only constructive crit.Problem 1: Start/Enter screen, why? We want to visit a website and having to click another link is painful. Research says that people will likely to click on 3 links on your site and that counts as 1.Problem 2: No structure, the site has really no design structure at all. It needs to have a skeleton redesign of the site (layout of objects). IMO the nav should be on the leftProblem 3: Lack of images, its not very nice on the eye...nothing to look at and 'wow' about...but then again Vista is using the same approach (sorry but I had to make a cheap shot at Vista )So heres some solutions:Solution 1: Ditch the enter page :)Solution 2: Make a design skeleton/map for the site. This should include where the nav, logo and content are going to be placed. The usual style is a logo up top, nav to the left and content filling the right.Solution 3: Your probably more of a developer (as said above) than a designer. I had the same problem. You can go to sites like www.cssremix.com and www.webcreme.com and get some inspiration. Also pick a colour scheme from www.colorschemer.com that matches the site. Blues popular atm but maybe you want to mix it up a bit with some diff. colours.Also the cross hair cursor, its not bad but its annoying for a person who wants to view the site.With time and practice you'll get better