A favor to ask

I like it!!
Couple of things:
The typeface on Luna's page is different and way smaller than Kuura's...

I think on the contact page you can create a form, that people can fill in, can't you?
See my contact page on my site.
Also on my site you can see a Google translation tool - you can put that that tool on your site, and anybody in the world can easily translate your page... Definitely a handy little tool! I put that in there as my whole family is in Brazil and the majority doesn't speak English
Here is where you get the Google translate tool: http://translate.google.com/translate_tools
What about adding adding a blog page? I am not familiar with Webs; do they have that capability? With a blog you would have the chance of updating fun stuff with the kitties, show results, kitten news, etc... You would get followers and get awareness to your cattery... Just a thought...

I use the same website base. Mine is upgraded as I prefer not having banner adverts on my site. Careful with adding background music too, many people dislike it and will leave your site rather than investigate each page.

I prefer an email over contact boxes myself. I have mine so when they click on the email it comes up with the subject line filled already, makes it easier when going through my inbox.

Many of the European catteries seems to have a home page where you enter in either English or their native language.
I don't see the point in a separate blog page, there's no reason you couldn't have a 'news' page on the website, or even on the front page.

The advantage of a contact box as oppose of an email address is the easy of use - a click-able link is not advisable due to spiders and spam emails (the OP prevented this by adding numbers on the address), but for people using a web mail, such as yahoo, or hotmail, AOL, etc, it requires logging in, cutting and pasting etc. While the contact page is already right there, type, click, and it is sent.
If you have a clickable link, and no email software installed, when you click on that link it will ask you to install a software in order to send that email. I have purchased in other businesses just because of that.
I am not saying that choosing a cattery is an impulse choice, but as with anything, an interface should be easier to use IMHO... Anyways, Just my 2 cents FWIW

I liked it ... easy to read ( love the green)... and easy to navigate

There you go! A News page would be great! I thought about blog not because of the blog features as far as the people responding back and forth and so on, but because of how easy it is to post and update the news, by date and so forth...
My goodness, I gotta say... Your cats are just stunning!

Never had an issue here and I deal with a large amount of emails, also adding numbers or spaces can confuse many people.
Some people are not tech savy enough to click on links or take out numbers so I include both my home and mobile numbers - again no issues.

There is no reason why a webpage can't be easily updated whenever is needed, so everything remains all on the one site at a glance.

We use Webs for both our breeding program (dachshunds) and our home based business. I'll link both for you to see.

Foosfeldt Dachshunds:
http://foosfeldt.webs.com/

Product of the 80s:
http://productofthe80s.webs.com/

The first one is done with their templates, the second is done with HTML. And, the second is supposed to look like it does, we were trying to mimic 80s styles and like how it came out. We still need to add a bunch of stuff to it though, I just haven't had time. The first one just needs to be updated, lol.

Just a few things:
"having free access to whole apartment" - I would rather say "having free access to our home", personally, I do not like people knowing where I live when I have breeding quality animals. Around here apartments are much easier to break into than homes and ours is on the first floor. I've also found that people are more wiling to email if they think you live in a house, for some reason around here apartments are generally thought of for low incomes and then associated with BYBs.

"We aim to quality instead of quantity" - the to should be changed to for

"We go to shows, but it's not the most important thing in our lives, the cats' well being comes first." - I would remove or reword this

"I have also attended to Fifé's "breeder lesson", which became obligatory to finnish Fifé breeders since 2010." - the first to should be removed and I think you mean finish instead of finnish

"but thought that it's good to educate myself a bit more before actually breeding any litters." - perhaps "but decided to educate myself more before breeding a litter".

I'm not sure if cat registries are the same as dog registries at all - but be careful with putting pedigrees on websites. With dogs, you can get an AKC pedigree from any website and use it to register a dog with another registry.

"Luna is a cleptomaniac kitty who likes to steal things like socks, bills, toys..and hides them to her "secret hideout"." - and hides them in her secret hideout

Just a few suggestions, I like how it's laid out for the most part. I personally, love black backgrounds in websites - they actually use less energy too, but I know that some people hate them. That was one of my dad's comments on our 80s page, he found it a bit hard to read.

I've never had any problems with the site.

You'll need to create each page in each language, and probably hide them from the main nav bar.
Then on your home page use an image - perhaps a flag of that country, as your link into the pages.
You can cheat with html http://www.ibdguy.com/makehtml/index.php#link
http://www.scriptgenerator.net/gener...image-link.php

Once you've created the paragraph you want to link to, click on the <> button which is for custom html. That will make your flags (or whatever you've chosen) into a clickable link.

Hiya! it looks really good to me! I agree with the comments so far ^

Thanks for the info - I didn't know if it was common in your area or not, or if it's even common for cat breeders. Quite honestly, I didn't even think there were cat breeders up until I started fostering with dog rescue and attended an event where there was a cat show. For some reason I didn't even think of it I just know around here you aren't considered a good breeder (for ANYTHING) if you live in an apartment. I find it you disclose it after talking to a potential customer it's fine, but if it's announced right on your sight it's a "red flag". In the city I live in you can't register as a breeder (not sure about cats because it just says breeders) unless you have a building specifically for it - be it small shed that you never use to an actual building for it. One reason why we're looking for a house, as soon as we get over three dogs we have to apply for it.

Sorry, didn't realize you were talking about nationality I was probably tired when I was reading it anyways, lol.

Like I said, I'm not sure how many cat registries there are so I just wanted to point out what's starting to happen with dogs. There is a lady on one of my dog forums that used to breed cats and said that the same thing had started to happen there, but I'm not sure what country she was from or anything like that off hand. More than likely the states because they seem to have more registries for breeds of anything than other countries. If it's not a problem in your area, I wouldn't worry about it We keep pedigrees off our site specifically for the reason that people are using the #'s to register dogs with other registries, then after a litter is born and registered with that registry as long as they have a 5 generation pedigree they can register the litter with the AKC. I think this is going on mostly with Continental as they seem to be one of the biggest next to AKC and UKC.

Thanks for the comment on the 80s website I'm quite proud of it as it's the fist thing I've ever coded myself and my boyfriend was of no help, lol. I still have a TON to add to it (we have a ton of games, Intellivison and Atari stuff, promotional stuff, LPs, and general 80s stuff in our apartment that I need to get up). Just so you know, we do occasionally get European stuff lol

looks nice

It looks great! I love your cats.

2 typo's I found:
"... which became obligatory for Finnish Fife breeders since 2010."


On Tomu's page:
crazies = craziest
noices = noises


Love it! & you are now required to post pics when you have a litter lol!!!

I like pedigrees on site too, and many are available on public sites like PawPeds even if you don't do a direct link - important for people to be able to access them especially when looking for breeding cats.

I don't mind or expect imperfect English when it's not the first language, I'm just grateful they've tried and have an English section. Great you've got a friend to help you look over the spelling though.

It looks nice and "sobre" in sweenglish....

Will surely be even better with time.

A couple of typos I noticed.

First side: shall be: "any way" - not "anyway". Two different words, so an automatic controll wont notice, as both expressions are existing.
They are not in any way caged - or similiar....


there about this foldie: in the beginning "wether" - I think it is whether...


Your full name dont stand there in the Contact section as I saw, only the surname. You want it so?


Good luck!