Help with frames on existing project

[Joe Lewellen]

I am building a site for my brothers new restaurant and need some pointers
on controlling my frames. I am in the PC technical support field and just
dabble a little on web design.

Anybody got time to take a peek a give me some direction?

www.waldowell.com

Here is another site I am been updating for their first venture down the
street and it seems to be more control.

www.lewsgrillandbar.com

Thanks

Joe Lewellen

www.joelewellen.com
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[Steve Easton]

For starters, frames sites are not search engine friendly.
Eliminate the frames and use divs floated left and right or a two column table.

Secondly, there is no text anywhere in the site for a search engine to
scan. The site will most likely never be listed in Google because there is no text to list.

Third, you have spaces in file and folder names which will break the links in some browsers.
Replace spaces with dashes - ( preferred ) or underscores _ .


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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP Expression Web
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[Steve Easton]

Lews is better. However it also uses frames which are not search engine friendly.

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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP Expression Web
FP Cleaner
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Hit Me FP
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