Website for a web application

Hey guys. I don't know if I am allowed to post .jpgs or if it has to be HTMLized first. If I can't do this please let me know and I will delete this. I was just wondering if I should go further with this or to scrap it and try something else. What do you guys think of it so far? I can't disclose the name or logo, but hopefully you can still get a general idea (hence the blurring).

The url is to the jpg is http://ninegatesgrads.com/mockups/ho...0v3_edited.jpg

Another version: http://ninegatesgrads.com/mockups/home_page%20v5.jpg

if you upload it to a server and put the web address of it that will be fine

failing that you could attach it to your post

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So is that fine? How I put the url to the .jpg in my post?

www.yourwebsite.com/picture.jpg

or whatever root it is

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Sorry about that. I phrased my response horribly. I meant:

Is the way I posted the url to the .jpg in my first post ok.

But it looks like it is. Thanks

yea that fine, although its very slow

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It seems a bit bland to me, try adding a bit of depth to it?

Also the content gradient seems a bit dark to me.... a personal rule of mine is never to use pure black or white in designs, dark and light greys that look almost like black and white tend to work, but i find them easier on the eye.

What are you using to design this? windows or mac because you have to bear in mind that windows is darker than a mac.

Also your content text seems a bit big to me? Mainly because it's bigger than the nav?

Ok I've got a new version up here : http://ninegatesgrads.com/mockups/home_page%20v5.jpg

I'm on Windows right now, but I change the workspace to Macintosh RGB to see how it looks. I think I'll make the font-size a bit smaller on the content and nav of my latest version. What do you think? How does it compare to the first?

why are you blurring everything out?

NDA (Non Disclosure Agreement). I can't put out sensitive information so I had to blur out what it does, what it's called, and the logo. I know it makes it hard to see, but it's required.

Any thoughts?