My ISP sure didn't like it... they disconnected me right after loading your site.
Okay, I don't want to be rude,
but you really, really need to learn about design before you embark on what is essentially a design medium. Especially color theory and UI (user interface) design. The colors clash, badly bright blue works well as a highlight color for black, not a base color. Yellow simply doesn't work with bright blue (I can't read it). White looks fine on a black base, but not blue. The orange seems confused.
The non-scrolling background just screams, "I just learned how to do this!". The navigation needs to be wrangled with a rope there is a navigation bar to the top left, a navigation bar to the top right, the sidebar links, and a footer navigation bar. Condense it. Having a sidebar so much larger than the main content column is a big no-no, and would be blasphemy if you were in the print business.
Headers need to be offset from other text through a consistent method, such as larger type or a different color or being off-set... the headers for the main column are just off-set, which is very difficult to pick up. The headers in the sidebar use a green that came out of left field.
Comic Sans is dead (
severe language warning). And dark designs are, in general, very 1997... bright designs with plentiful whitespace and pastel hues are in. Interestingly, so are serif fonts, which has surprised me.
Also, I got handed a file by the name of
29454_1_1_04.asf... having proprietary content that causes non-proprietary browsers to have to download the content and pass it on to a handler is bad (except for PDFs).
I'll have to remember that next time!
