looking good Adam! I was just thinking that maybe adjusting the headlines to match one single line would make it feel more structured? In my screenshot, I drew 3 lines where your text begins http://d.pr/i/tgsS. Maybe try to get them to fall on the same line?

Nice...also consider doing the same with the logo?

As far as colors, the one thing sticks out to me is that you used many different greens. (gradient header, buttons, titles) all have different colors. Maybe try to simplify them? Have the buttons and titles be the same green as the dark end of one of your gradients?

But with colors, there's no right/wrong way. Just experiment and experiment!

Not a big fan of starting from a PSD comp. Here are a few better workflows

source: http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/tutorials/workflow-tutorials/a-beginners-guide-to-wireframing/

Hey man, looking good, try to align your design to vertical line guides. And improve your navigation font! Keep working!

Hi Michael!

Thanks for your answer. I just updated the design. http://adamhyldkrog.com/design2.png Does this look better? Also, what do you think about the color scheme? It's one of the things I find hardest to choose.

The thing that jumps out to me is that the text alignment is really haphazard. For example: "Need a Reliable host" and the text below don't have alignment to either left or right. Two of the three footer headers are on one level, the third is not. The lists below the footer headers are not aligned to left, right, or center. I would choose a set of rules for text alignment and follow them throughout. Design to a grid of some sort.

I have now tryed aligning the text a bit more. http://adamhyldkrog.com/Design3.jpg Is this better? I'm not sure if the "Our Partners" should be there, or if I should remove it. Also worked a bit on the nav font.