Don't worry about handling IE- Just ignore it. There are many people that use it, there are even users on IE5 (No CSS
). Just don't worry about it- You'll need CSS/JavaScript hacks for it anyway.
Just ignore IE? Although that sounds delightful as a web developer myself, i'm afraid this is something you can't really do. There are a few webites and companies out tehre that do feel it's easier to do so, but in the long-run they are losing a pretty strong percentage of their traffic for the sake of making their lives easier. I find it quite ignorant, myself.
The issues that you're having, t0nedef are more than likely double padding issues or something small that IE doesn't like. It can be a number of things but i haven't got an earlier version at my disposal so can you post up a screenshot?
I'll bullet some of the issues i find in the design:
- There's no focus point at all. There are too many things that take the focus of the viewer right away and no real flow to it.
- The title in the header is unreadable with all the blurs and effects
- Same goes for the navigation. It looks like you've written it with spraypaint in paint and it's quite hard to read. Especially at that angle
- There are too many different fonts
- Your typography itself needs a bit of fine tuning. Try having a fiddle with colours, sizes etc etc
- If you intend this to be a site for web services then i suggest making it less dark and more pleasing on the eye. In all honesty i thought it was some form of a coding blog before i saw the bottom part asking me if you can do anything for me. The skulls and grunge does you no favours in attracting outside interest.
I'm not having a go in anyway, i'm only trying to help. Get that screenshot to me when you have the chance!
Cheers