Dear Kevin,<br><Br>

There comes a time when everyone must take a step back and reevaluate<br>
himself. When creativity is an essential element in what we do for an<br>
industry, it is important to remember that the image of the company<br>
suffers if we allow ourselves to become stagnant.<br><br>

I recommend broadening your vision of what a website should be. I can<br>
share your point of view in that our site is functional, mostly.<br><br>

And, I offer the following advice to cover the parts I find lacking.<br><br>

Justification is dead. Content should be free-flowing and arranged so <br>
over time you appreciate the information you gather. Try to get to <br>
know your visitors. Make them think so they will bond with you. Good<br>
examples of this approach can be found at the following link.<br><br>

<a href="http://yvettesbridalformal.com/index.htm">http://www.google.com/liquidcontent</a>