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Originally Posted by wing8tesqw 


+1

In addition, checked out all your content; main site collection, twitter, fb linked-in.. Its passing for a first go but you should re-think your branding &social media strategy.

Originally Posted by MikeDT 

Pages are taking too long to load, nearly a minute, maybe because of the slideshow, also the white text on light coloured background is quite difficult to read, probably impossible for the visually impaired.

Probably very important, the front page doesn't actually tell me what you do.... I have to go clicking to find that. which is not good. People tend to be lazy, if they can't find what they need on the front page, they'll probably just hit the back-button to Google or Bing and go somewhere else.

Originally Posted by HRoi 

not sure if you already changed the resolution of the images already, but the background images are showing on my monitor as very low quality and pixelated.
also, and i hope you don't mind my bluntness, but the profile page is unreadable. i have experience with Tech integrations (on the biz side, not the tech), and i still have a lot of difficulty understanding what the profile is saying - every sentence is jargon, which may be ok if the only people who will ever read it are programmers and architects, but to a layman excessive use of jargon is a turn-off. you explain the company's profile far better in the "services" section.
on to the good stuff - i like the basic layout, and you have a really impressive client list for only being in business for 3 months. you can put some of the more important info on the front page, like the link to register for the classes...

Originally Posted by MikeDT 

Only thing is, I'm thinking if the quality of the images where increased, the site would be even slower to load. Maybe better to skip the slideshow images completely, just have a solid colour or textured background, that's not so distracting.

OP, I see you've changed the text colour on the front page, but it's still clashing with the slideshow background images, grey on grey, black on black. What information are those images meant to convey anyway? Are they relevant to your branding, products and services? They just look abstract and don't really mean anything to me.

I'm thinking a website's front-page is the most important of all, and it should have certain things
1. It should say who you are.
2. What your products and services are in clear English, NO jargon.
3. How your potential customers can get in contact with you.
4. Should be clean, professional and pleasant to look at.
5. Must be quick to load.
6. Absolutely NO flashy landing pages that people have to click-through to get to the relevant information. Websites for luxury products are often notorious for this.