I went over it and these are my thoughts, hope it will be taken as constructive criticism:
1. The design is clean if a bit bland. There isn't much variation in the color palette, the reflection below the logo is a little clich`e,
and the design feels a little flat - despite the dropshadow under the posts (in fact it somehow accentuates it).
-- I added variant nav link colors and overall links colors to add some color to the scheme.
2. What resolution did you test it in? If I resize the window, the 'recent rant' list opens a second scroll-bar. Double scroll bars are
a big no-no.
-- Fixed
3. The aforementioned list and the about block to the left are always present even when opening a post. It is semi-annoying to have to
scroll over it each time. (Update: I later realized you can remove this using the summary link. But it isn't very obvious)
-- Renamed the box, changed the toggler text, added a link inside the box
4. The spacing between the lines in the post is HUGE. It makes each post appear much longer than it is actually is and is tiring
mentally.
-- Reduced from a 24pt line height to an 18pt line height
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I like columns - it helps me get to the content quicker. I'm not a fan of how you've got stuff laid out. At 1024 x 768, I can see the
title & first line of your first blog post, before I have to scroll. Granted, you've provided a link to toggle the summary, but if I
wasn't doing a website review, I probably wouldn't have stuck around long enough to figure it out. What about if you just had "Who is
this Robert dude?" and "Recent rants and commentary" visible with a link to expand them if desired? For first time users, the actual
content of your blog would be more readily visible.
-- I did play with this a little, but not much
The "Register", "Log in"... link text is too small. They look fine at 10pt (tsk tsk - you should be using ems. Incidentally - don't
look at my website's CSS

).
-- Fixed
I think your line-height in the "Who is this Robert dude?" box and in your posts is too high. It looks like you're trying to fill up
space - and trying too hard.
-- Agreed, and the box is removed for the most part (if comments don't fetch then the box shows)
I love the soft gradients you have in your navigation and "Who is this Robert dude?" boxes. The gradient in your blog posts should
match that, but it seems too short.
-- Handled
The drop shadow around the posts is a bit too obvious (for my tastes)
-- Handled
When you shrink the window enough, the "Summary" section gets a vertical scrollbar - why not just grow it?
-- Fixed
Your "Categories" and "Archive" lightbox don't populate unless I'm looking at the homepage.
-- Fixed
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1. Something with the header and navmenu messes with my eyes. It could be the yellow on blue, or the blue below the black.
It's not pleasing.
-- Changed colors
2. The link colors against the white background look great.
-- Trying a different color link. Still a bold color. Just different.
3. As a first time visitor I see "Recent rants and commentary" but I don't know what they are about. Maybe a short blurb about that.
-- Made it a little simpler and added titles
4. Same with "And your thoughts?"
-- Same same
5. The colors on the boxes look good, and they match the link colors, but they do not match the header colors.
-- Changed boxes altogether
6. The fonts are a *tad* too big for my taste, and I normally complain about fonts being too small.
-- I made more space on the screen and changed the line height and bottom margin for paragraph tags
7. I think I'd ditch the "Wacha lookin fer". It's playful, but causes me to think the rest of the site may not be credible.
-- Done
8. I clicked to hide the recent topics menu, but when I clicked on a topic, the menu displayed on the next page and didn't disappear
until the page had completed loading. That is very agitating for me. (Using firefox 2.0)
-- This bugged me too so I made the recents closed by default with a link to open them
9. I like the added line spacing, but it may be a tad too much. This may be related to the large font-size.
-- This should be better now
10. I would put the PHP code in a div with a border, and use the css overflow attribute to separate it from the topic body.
(Very nice to have it at least color coded)
-- I boxed it and bordered it.
11. "You must be logged in to post a comment.", I prefer more user friendly phrases such as "Please login to submit a comment" or
"Login or Register to post a comment".
-- Done
13. Even after looking at the site for a while it's hard for me to understand the purpose. The title is "One Mans Voice". I don't
know what your voicing. You may want to elaborate on that.
-- I need to work on this. I have the tagline, but no place to put it yet