I finally finished, almost

Here it is:

www.violaduo.com

My last question is (ok, probably not my last, LOL) where do I enter the page titles/descriptions? I see under settings I entered it for the general website. But for our bio page, I don't want it to say "about" at the top, etc. Also, there are usually descriptions (for Google, etc) for each page of a site. Somewhere there must be a place for me to enter this stuff?

Thanks,
T.

Oh wait a second.....those are settings for EACH individual page. Aha! Ok, oops. I will go fill those in now.

Well, I had just posted, but you beat me to it. Glad you got it figured out.

Well Tanya It Looks really good from here in Sunny Bali, It loads up pretty nice even though we have very slow internet connections here, it looks good right down to the smaller viewports.

nice Well Done

Wayan In Sunny Bali
Have a great day wherever in the world you are

Actually Tanya There is just one small thing which you could try

Reduce the size of your header text
Slapin-Solomon Duo and Studios

a little bit at the very lower end of the breakpoints, just enough for the text not to split,

That would also reduce the amount of scrolling needed at these device sizes

only a very small thing but could be worthwhile trying

Thanks....I will play around with that this afternoon after I finish work

Reconsider your 1024 and other tablet breakpoints. At 1024 (landscape) and 768 (portrait), the menu goes vertical, with what appears to be a lot of room on the sides. It may be beneficial to have two lines of nav links than a vertical menu. Also do a check for some SEO stuff. I don't think I saw a <h1> or <h2> on the home page, Google likes that stuff so they know what's important for content. Seems they either make their money through stipends for performances and lessons. So - I'd make Lessons an <H1> and points under it, such as their credentials and performance experiences under that as H2 with a brief for it. On the page with lessons, its starts with a H3. Change that to H1 as "violin lessons", style it and reorganize the content with a <h2> as "teaching philosophy". That would help Google and crawlers to prioritize lessons more than keywords "teaching philosophy." Another <H2> would be lesson prices. Another <h2> would be Skype. I have a niece that takes violin lessons, and while I am not into that sort of thing, I never heard of Skype lessons, so that might be a thing to feature.

Hmm, don't want to make it too small. I do see what you mean though, at the smaller levels. I wish I could even get rid of our logos on the sides, just for the phones. I tried that once though, and it deleted it for all sizes. Argh.

I did make it a tiny bit smaller at the smallest 2 breakpoints. Hopefully that helps a little.

Where do you guys generally put your breakpoints? I found these main sizes for breakpoints:

768
1024

I have a couple extra though, because of that heading, etc. Wonder if I should only have those 2 (so 3 sizes). Thoughts?

Tanya

You don't delete images at breakpoints, you hide them from displaying, that way it keeps the image at higher breakpoints

At the breakpoint you want to hide the image you scroll down the editing window (or whatever you call it0 look for the control "Display"and change it to "NONE" that will hide the element from view at that breakpoint

Put your breakpoints wherever you feel the design needs some tweeking to make it look nice.

But for me it looks great over all the different device sizes that I have available so shouldn't need too much