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["Alan MacHett" <machett AT ibiblio.org>]

In reference to Michael Best's message:
> ....Here is my first business website: http://www.bestware.us/
>
> I'd like to get your feedback, ...
>

I agree with the others; you should break this into several pages ... a
web *site* rather than a web page.

Good use of color.  I like the guarantee boxed off.  Nearly good use of
white space.  It would be more effective on shorter pages; as it stands,
the white space is offset by run-on text.  It'll look better as shorter
pages.  And users digest information better in shorter bursts. 
Architecture, architecture, architecture...

Maybe a list of the sort of DB solutions you can offer.  I'm no DBA, so I
don't know the sort of questions to ask here.  Some customers are
clueless; others will want to know the nuts-n-bolts up front.

Using rollovers is debateable.  There are plenty of pros and cons. 
Concentrate on content first.  You can always make it pretty later.

Clean page; I like it.

Hope this helps,
Alan