New startup website!

How about now? :)

Bullseye. Thanks!

Thanks for the kind words!

I signed-up for treehouse mainly to polish some of my skills and get up to speed at current best practices, but as I went trough the library, I found a lot of new stuff that I should learn.

Usually the best practice (considering standards) is to use relative urls, but nowadays the other way around seems to be more SEO friendly. This is because your links no longer hold their extension like *.html , *.php. Your website URLs are going to become more like directory listings for example - www.site.com/home/ instead of www.site.com/index.html

You can skip relative urls using the .htaccess file in your hosting root.

Use any .htaccess editor on the web, or simply create a blank file and save it with an *.htaccess extension with no name.

Then write the following code to get rid of *.php extensions:

RewriteEngine on 
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d 
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}\.php -f 
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $1.php

After that, write this in the file to get rid of the *.html extensions:

RewriteEngine on 
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d 
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}\.html -f 
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $1.html

I hope this was what you were looking for.

Cheers!

It's a long story to explain it all here. One of the most famous WordPress SEO guys out there has a great article about this. Check out his article about this.

I hope that clears it :)

Update: Atanas Sqnkov I just checked the source of your website, it still has relative url's

Strange. Try holding shift and click F5

Thank You for the review Robert!

Thanks for the tips James.

Can you provide some more information about your third point?

On the contact page, your header and footer are missing, so it's a dead end. Pages link to it but it links to nothing.

On terms of why that's bad UX, read up on "user journeys"

The logo above the contact form is a link to the home page, which is considered a default user behavior. Is it not?

You broke the mental model, I was expecting the same header and footer links as on every other page.

which is considered a default user behavior. Is it not?

I wouldn't call that a convention that I'm used to as a user, no. Also, there's no mouseover of the title text of the logo to indicate where it goes, see: user journeys.

Yes, thank You for that!

I thought it was some browser cache, but I just found the problem.

Can you try it now?

Thanks!

EDIT: I did add some validation code but it all seems to be working now, whatever you found has fixed it. I would suggest adding the breadcrumb though.

Can confirm the contact form works now however I would think about having a redirect after viewing the sent message for 5 seconds back to the index page.

One last thing! spelling police again in case study, you spelt similar "simmilar"