There is some funky html there that ought to be styled via css IMO (your header nav list for example).
And while not always perfect, the W3C validation tool does come in handy at times to make sure there are no âobviousâ mistakes.
Also, you have the w3c certified image on the page, but it doesnât link to YOUR certification, which is the point of having it on the site (not sure if this was intentional or not). This may not be a design issue, but more of a customer issue.
Overall, I like the purpose of the site, but there are some issues that I would expect a âteacherâ to have resolved so that trust can be established. It is almost like doing to an auto mechanic who always has a broken down carâŚdoesnât instill a lot of confidence from the customerâs perspective.
However, I guess this depends what your target audience is. Most people may not be as picky as designers so these issues may be overlooked.
So just from a customer perspective (and not technical or design), the purpose is interesting. Iâm not a fan of the color scheme (too girly for me I guess).
The navigation menu appears in an iframe at the bottom of that example page. Looks like it occurs at the bottom of every exampleâs page. Thatâs a deal breaker for both designer and customer probably.
Also, the âWishlistâ thing that says to post your favorite video, song, text, etc⌠seems out of place. 1) what is it for? 2) How is it related to learning C? 3) How is someone supposed to post that stuff?
There seems to be some both design decision issues as well as technical issues. As a result, I canât rate it because from my perspective, it isnât finished yet. I commend the idea and encourage you to keep going with it, but I also think you need to work on the design as it isnât finished.
Unfortunately I will have to close this thread as it is placed in the wrong forum but I wonât delete it as you have had a good reply from Apokalupsis before I could close the thread.