Greate work Handrik but better to improve the User inter face

Your web development is ok but need to improve web design

Improve the web design little bit more 

Hello, the design is classic, clean, minimal, good, only good, not espectacular, you need to see ahead and think like you are in the next century, the html5 are here and another thins, take the train

Handrik-Jan,

Mmm, since you ask for our feedback and opinion about the website feedback.

As you know, it *IS* very wise for you to aim for websites that are more user-friendly website. Ahem, in terms of more modern, forward-thinking website, it is known as "responsive web design" as it use HTML5, CSS3 and some brilliant use of javascript scripts all together.

Please understand that websites now more likely viewed by mobile (iPhone or Blackberry and other smart phones) or tablets such as iPads or other similar tablets as well as desktop computer (laptop, etc).

I tried to resize the website of yours, it doesn't change accordingly to size of broswer resized. It looks bad as seen in mobile or tablet computers. It might look ok on desktop.

Have a research and learn more about "responsive web design" through Google. I strongly encourage you to reconsider this and learn more about responsive web design concept as it is trend. Yes, it means more work in CSS3 use media query, but it can be done. It is like code only once, it can be viewed all across the web platform regardless. Thus, higher ROI for clients and this means more faster loading on smart phone or tablet computers over WiFi network.

Just a simple two cent perspective.

Best of luck.

Brian

Handrik-Jan,

Did you know that there are some jQuery templates for mobile (smart phone) that are available at Adobe Dreamweaver Developer Connection articles?

Have a look at:

Advanced design template for jQuery Mobile

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/dw-template-jquery-mo bile.html

jQuery Mobile website

http://jquerymobile.com

And, ThemeRoller at jQuery Mobile

http://jquerymobile.com/themeroller/

Additionally, there are other similar topics related to jQuery how-to can be found in Dreamweaver articles.

AND, you also want to look into Fluid Grid Layout articles as it can be found in Dreamweaver Developer Center as well.

And you can also learn more about jQuery mobile and Fluid Grid Layout through Adobe TV on whole range of Dreamweaver, as it provide many good TV video online available. You are encouraged to have a couple of look at these videos at Adobe TV - Learn Dreamweaver.

Adobe TV | Learn Dreamweaver online videos

http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-dreamweaver-cs6/

One other important note, by knowing HTML and CSS inside out, it will be very helpful knowing these code, you'll find it easier to work with Dreamweaver, or any other HTML editor to your preference.

Hope this helps.

Brian