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Originally Posted by 79CamaroDiva

the fact that your eyes skipped right over them yet you thought they needed to be there is a bigger problem.. how do i solve THAT?

Like most, probably, my eyes were immediately drawn to the images on the page, since they dominate the center of the webpage. Seeing the white words across the top, in peripheral vision, looks like every other menu choice on the top of business webpages. It may just be my failure.

Maybe your standard menu selection in its place, or down the left side, with the titles in some obvious color and font over each picture.

Home, About, News, etc... are easy to overlook since everyone has those, and they are usually in black or white to denote a typical menu choice. Make the category names pop in some way, unless the images are the most important to you and your site navigation.

This is all opinion of course. I look at things from a business perspective, which may or may not be advantageous for you. Hopefully others can chime in and give a different perspective so you can choose the bits and pieces that seem to make the most sense for your audience.

Good luck!