Hi Chris :-)
The site is pretty clean and basic. Where I had some grumbling is in
the navigation (well, the copywriting too, but that`s normal).
For example: I`m on the home page. I click "Surveillance" or "Attorney
Services" and go to those pages. But the top of the screen, where your
logo is on the home page, now takes on the heading for that new page.
Ordinarily, this is a good thing. I`m always complaining that I don`t
know where I am on a Web site. But in your case (no pun intended) I
just had to "intuit" that if I clicked the top bar/picture (the LA
skyscape), I`d get back to "Home."
I see no reason why you can`t keep your home page banner, including
your logo, throughout all pages. Then perhaps have a basic H1 headline
for which page you`ve sent your viewer to.
Of course a typical navigation bar would also help, but I`m looking at it "as is."
On the Attorney Sevices page, by the way, you`ve got text passing over
the attache case to the far right-bottom. The "s" disappears (Firefox,
Windows). To make your life easier, I`d try to make sure your content
text doesn`t go over an image. It`s a bear keeping the contrast correct.
Ultimatley, though, I don`t see any particular sales pitch that
differentiates you from every other PI. What`s special about you?
What`s your "Unique Selling Proposition"---your USP?
I like that you have a testimonial, but it seems to be 1 testimonial,
so you could make it singular. What you might consider would be having
a targeted testimonial, always in the same position to the right, for
each different page. So one might be for a surveillance, another for a
process serving, with yet another for a successful missing person.
I`d like your links to be a bit larger, but maybe only because I`m
using a high-resolution monitor. It was hard for me to make sure I was
exactly in the right place to click a link on that front page. Again,
navigation buttons would probably make life a little easier
I`m also liking the grayscale theme. Fits right in with the PI line of
business. Could you bring that out some more, perhaps speak with an
artist? As silly as it may seem, even today a private investigator
carries all the mystique of Nick Danger, Spenser, Kinsey Milhone, et
al. That might help with the USP as another small component. :-)




. Text links would be fine. Also, I suggest you add a mouseover effect for all your links (you do it at the bottom of the page).