A Review of Website for programmers company by Rich Kenyon

I like how your color scheme mimics the Microsoft site. It's instantly recognizable as being associated with Microsoft's brand. A few suggestions.

1) Put the logo at the top. 2) Just my personal preference, but I'm not a fan of transparency on websites. It can be difficult to read. Also, web users don't want to read every line of text on your site, it's up to the designer to follow certain design principles to show the user what is most important to read. The location of the transparent text areas tells me that the text is important but the transparency itself, in my mind, pushes the text to the back of the design and tells me that it's just excess information and that I'll be able to find the information I want much faster by reading the 4 white blocks of text. An exception, I like what you did with the transparency on the far right "Microsoft Certified Partner" 3) I would consider reducing the amount of text in those four white blocks to 2-3 sentences and increasing the size of the title and the text by a bit more. I would consider these call-to-action blocks that lead to more information on other pages. It minimizes reading time while still giving your users enough information to make the decision to continue to browse your site for a solution. Consider using a very-clean icon set to portray what you want to say there.

Just some thoughts, hope this helps!