I've been meaning to say this, since you write a lot: you've lots of short, single screen texts that're too damn wide for legibility's sake. Possibly divide into two cols. See also ux.stackexchange.com/questions/26360/do-columns-of-text-hurt-readability-on-websites
Again, a recommendation, run a spellchecker: you have various Britsh spellings, concatenated words, and dropped letters. (I forget sometimes forget whole words..)
@Godcock Noted. Yeah my spelling is all over the place. I'm a rather messy typer, even though I have proper keyboard fingering down. It's even worse when I am on a laptop. In any case, you're right about my spelling and width of my website text. I'll try editing my .css file and try to make the width less wide. I had another user complain about that but now I know for sure.
I've been meaning to say this, since you write a lot: you've lots of short, single screen texts that're too damn wide for legibility's sake. Possibly divide into two cols. See also ux.stackexchange.com/questions/26360/do-columns-of-text-hurt-readability-on-websites
Again, a recommendation, run a spellchecker: you have various Britsh spellings, concatenated words, and dropped letters. (I forget sometimes forget whole words..)
godcock, spellcheclers are cringe and so are u for recomending them
@Godcock Noted. Yeah my spelling is all over the place. I'm a rather messy typer, even though I have proper keyboard fingering down. It's even worse when I am on a laptop. In any case, you're right about my spelling and width of my website text. I'll try editing my .css file and try to make the width less wide. I had another user complain about that but now I know for sure.