New Orleans Uptown Neighborhood website page, What da ya put?

Great pictures.  I have a few suggestions. Perhaps breaking the information up into several pages.  Anyone using dial up is going to die of old age waiting for the page to load.  I'm sure people wonder if the area was effected by Katrina, so may want to be upfront about it right away. Use the first page as more of a portal page, giving some related information with links to specific things on other pages, like things to do, educational opportunities, historical sites, etc. I think it the long run it will give you more traffic and relevant on site links back to the main page. Definitely break it up by real estate, have another "portal" type page for the uptown condos, with links from that page to specific projects, unique area entertainment, schools, etc. I will be a lot of work but long term worth it. - Charles

I agree. You are image-rich and content-lite right now. This is this a business website, right? Make it clear and indicate how prospects can get in touch with you. I would put the Katrina info on its own page as it is a bit negative (though it does generate a lot of interest). If you need Katrina photos, let me know. I was right back in the city once the flood waters were out of Lakeview (lied my way past the roadblocks) and took quite a few photos of Lakeview and the marina area as well some in St. Bernard. Some are at www.triton218.com (my sailing site), just click on Photo Albums.

Oh - I just noticed the site map at the bottom of your page. Transition some of those into links at the top of the page for better site organization. Great site and idea, by the way.