Lynce,
I noticed a repeated problem throughout the site. You use large high quality images but you use CSS to resize them to fit your website. This has three negative effects.
* It takes longer for the pages to load.
* It uses more bandwidth
* And the worst problem, the browsers do a really bad job of resizing images (quality-wise).
You should resize them in Photoshop or whatever your tool of choice is instead of relying on the browser to scale them.
Edit...
Just so you have an idea what I mean. I took a screenshot of what I see in my browser:
novitec_browser_scaled.jpg (remember this is actually 226.2KB since it's the same image as the original)
Novitech_photoshop.jpg (the 226.2KB original file resized in photoshop -> 33.3KB)
Perfromanc Novitec banner.jpg (original)
I noticed a repeated problem throughout the site. You use large high quality images but you use CSS to resize them to fit your website. This has three negative effects.
* It takes longer for the pages to load.
* It uses more bandwidth
* And the worst problem, the browsers do a really bad job of resizing images (quality-wise).
You should resize them in Photoshop or whatever your tool of choice is instead of relying on the browser to scale them.
Edit...
Just so you have an idea what I mean. I took a screenshot of what I see in my browser:
novitec_browser_scaled.jpg (remember this is actually 226.2KB since it's the same image as the original)
Novitech_photoshop.jpg (the 226.2KB original file resized in photoshop -> 33.3KB)
Perfromanc Novitec banner.jpg (original)