There is some really cool, really weird and really good stuff there. But
you site is really, really slow so I didn't look at a lot of it.

HTH,

Russell

Submitted to the html validator at w3c.org, it shows 58 errors; 1 warning.
This is probably not going to cause issues for desktop users, but most
likely will for anyone using a palm device.

You have some very large images on your site. About half the world is still
on dial-up. It would take forever for your first page to load on the dialup
I use at the office I volunteer at. On my home broadband it is fairly crisp,
but you can still see the image loading.  I have a friend who designed a
fine site for his community, but it too was loaded with many high quality
large images, and he was forced to redesign it to something that would load
in a viewers lifetime when they were on dialup.  You might do as many do,
and use thumbs on the early pages, and let us select when we want large
images. It would at least seem faster.

Interesting stuff.  Good luck!

Your images are too large and that is what is slowing everything down.  For
example
http://www.albertoraviglione.com/files/gimgs/7_05t_v2.jpg
1200x800 and 794125 bytes. This could easily be 150000 or so and not suffer
from loss of quality on the screen.

But worse when your slide show comes up
http://www.albertoraviglione.com/index.php?/root/editorials/
(third one on the top)
it resizes the image to 1022x681 so I get to see all sorts of artifacts
caused by the resizing and it is still 794125 bytes. All the file size and
none of the quality.

I understand the desire for quality, but if you are using a viewer that is
going to resize them you can throw your quality concerns away.

-Jim