Suggestions for My Website

[OmahaBeef]

I run a website for a non-profit in Columbus that teaches about and instructs parkour.

I'd really appreciate any input (at all) you all could offer! (Also, keep in mind the website is targeted toward people with little to no knowledge of parkour, so let me know how it looks to someone with little knowledge of the sport.)

www.parkourhorizons.com

Thanks!

 

[jwinslow]

The design is clean and simple. It gets the job done there and enhances the ease of browsing. It's not the prettiest, but that's secondary.

The banner is a little bland, and a new one could really lift the look of the site. Something with a bit more "air" being captured?

If the website is designed to help teach newbies about parkour, a small section - on the front page, not buried - explaining what parkour is with an embedded video might help. A small strip that appears below welcome but above registration... and the bottom of it cuts off at the same spot (height-wise) as the line below FAQ.

 

[jimotis4heisman]

id agree a video might help. im not really sure what pkhz is actually... is it this thing about running around and jumping on stuff?

 

[OmahaBeef]

Thanks for the input. We've thought about doing a video to explain what parkour.

PKHZ is the abbreviation for our organization name, "Parkour Horizons".

 

[Fungo Squiggly]

Thanks for the input. We've thought about doing a video to explain what parkour.

PKHZ is the abbreviation for our organization name, "Parkour Horizons".

I recommend the video of Michael, Dwight, and Andy from The Office.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVPyOL5EK-4]YouTube - The Office-Parkour[/ame]

 

[OmahaBeef]

Yes, that is EXACTLY what we do!