Relatedly, don't underestimate the contribution that quality typography makes to a sites perceived professionalism. I'd play around with some non-user-agent ty

Relatedly, don't underestimate the contribution that quality typography makes to a sites perceived professionalism. I'd play around with some non-user-agent typefaces (using @font-face) for you homepage copy and links. Off the top of my head, looking at the site, maybe a Museo font (see: http://www.trybloc.com http://www.trybloc.com -- no affiliation, but they use the font for their heading).