I'll tell you what not to do; dark grey links on a black background. On my laptop screen I literally couldn't see them until I selected all text on the page to

I'll tell you what not to do; dark grey links on a black background. On my laptop screen I literally couldn't see them until I selected all text on the page to see if I was missing something. I was. edit: Looks like this might be a Firefox only issue. It looks fine in Chrome. Screenshot (Fx8.0.1, OSX 10.7.2) : http://i.imgur.com/0QNca.png http://i.imgur.com/0QNca.png edit2: Yup. body { background: -moz-radial-gradient(center center 45deg, circle closest-side, black 10%, black 20%) repeat fixed 0 0 transparent; } overrides the background-image and is Mozilla-specific. Test in multiple browsers, people! edit3: Oh for pete's sake, I thought "I know, I'll be nice and tweet him so he knows there's a problem". His contact page doesn't list a twitter, I have to scroll down his sidebar to find a tiny little twitter icon, which has a broken link. I feel really happy taking advice from this guy. edit4: anyway, as regards what he's actually saying[A], I don't agree. I run a blog at http://puremango.co.uk http://puremango.co.uk which got 80,000 views in the last 30 days (~2500 pageviews per day). Of those, 120 were viewing the about page. It's linked from every page in the top navigation. So, unless I'm doing something wrong I don't think the about page is that important. What's important is quality content. [A] and you see, this is why getting things like multiple browser testing sorted are important; The discussion has been hijacked by this issue when we could have been talking about your post instead.