I'm not going to make design changes without Denny chiming in.

However, I did find a partial solution, using min-height and max-height. So now (at least) the Whats New Content (and Kitbash Whats New content) won't overlap each other when you raise the text size. The graphic will still look funky, but at least it will be readable.

I could live with the removal of the highlight background box on the 'Whats New' section. I do like having it there however as it puts needed emphasis on the top news item. If it was possible to scale that element downward to compensate for text resizing that would be ideal. I would only do that though if it's an easy fix.

Ultimately this all goes back to comments I made before regarding designing for the majority (and their requested changes to the site). The initial design work was based on some pretty specific design goals that we all bashed back and forth behind the scenes in development. Hopefully over time we can make small changes which will help out the minority too. It really depends on how much time each of us has to tweak and modify these issues. For my part I'm pretty much swamped with other aspects of the business now. Robby isn't on the pay role so any work he does beyond what's already there is purely from his desire to lend a hand.

Thank you for the continued suggestions and we'll do what we can to make them happen over time.

I like the What's New highlight box myself.

In fact, I've been checking out various areas and I like the whole darned thing. My only issue was with missing lower bits to certain letters (and that was a minor issue for me) and Robby addressed it.

I like the new less-cluttered look. It's far easier to find stuff now. The colors used are great (I'm color blind, and sometimes people pick their colors without taking this into consideration). The text is easy to read.

The only thing I've missed - and I already mentioned this - is that the old site had about a dozen photos (Wallpaper download) for each kit, and now there are but six photos. And I understand why.

I really liked having a dozen, because often those photos are the only places where you will see some angles of some parts of the kit assembled. They make a great visual reference. However, six photos is certainly fine.

In short, I give a 5-star rating to the redesign. Thanks!

Steve