Hope This helps
Great effort Krzy K Here are my suggestions.
You've gone with the black & white thing. Design wise it works well, But it's too contrasty. A way to make it less contrasty and easier on the eyes without changing any value is to add another element, Motion.
If you set the size of your webpage to a percentage, the whole site will resize to fit the window, with this option, you can place your website in the center of the page and it will stay. Your not using that white space to the right of the screen, therefore the composition is a little off balanced. With you website in the center ( kinda like how illmuzik got their website in the center, with the black space parrallel around it), you can fade your information brought forth from the links, basically any text information. You can use Flash, and export it as a html file and open it in dreamweaver. Buy having words fade in and out smoothly, this will bring balance to how contrasty it is. If you notice here at illmuzik, when you write a thread, it's behind a white background, when you read a thread, it's background is grey, a little less contrasty to the eye's. Fading the words of your information will make it more pleasent on the eyes for reading. If you've never learn Flash before, with the software they have a step by step, interactive tutorial that takes your through the functions of the software. It takes about a half hour to go through, I use it when I forget stuff after being gone for a while. But use the Flash to animate the text, export as a html and back into dreamweaver. You could animate with image ready, but flash is better, being that it uses vector graphics, it won't lose any quality.
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