Hi Gary,
First impression, I would personally reduce the text size of the menu, just one step.
The first thing you need to be aware of is a tip that isn't shared around that much and is where most beginners slip up:
Cutting and Pasting Text from word: - If you look in your source code for any of the pages, you will see that word has created a ton of excess code.
What you need to do is paste the code into Notepad, then copy the text from Notepad into your Text/HTML module - this strips out all of the excess HTML.
You will now have an unformatted page, click on update and see what it looks like.
The main text that is displayed should be displayed in the font and size that you require, if it isn't you need to edit the .css file of your skin and look at the .Normal class - change your font settings here.
For your different headings, specify H1, H2 tags etc and set the fonts in the css file. - All you have to do then in the Text / HTML module is highlight the text and select (maybe different in your version) format from the drop down list and select 'heading 1', 'heading 2' etc.
If you do this, it will really reduce the page size of your pages, therefore giving faster load times. - The general rule is to not format the text within the HTML/Text module, but specify the formatting within your css file. - I will be covering this in more detail in a future tutorial.
On the About Us page have you specified alt text for the picture? - This is good practice so that when the image is not displayed, the alt text is displayed, or a screen reader can read out the picture. - You need to do this for all of your pictures.
The main text resizes within the body of your page in IE and doesn't cause overloads, but it doesn't resize within the menu (you will find this is the case in most DNN sites). - Try stating your text sizes in em or percentages rather than fixed pixels.
This is an example of a skin that completely resizes:
http://skins.dnncreative.comThe breadcrumbs only display when you are viewing a sub menu. - The dots that are displayed around the breadcrumbs are displayed even when an item is not displayed in the breadcrumbs. - I would personally remove these dots, or setup the breadcrumb so that they display for all menu items - I would personally opt for the last option.
Hope this gives you something to think about, thanks,