Jacorre comments made

You should create a hit state on each of your letters. It's tough to click on the letters sometimes. You have to be exactly over the letter.

This is not an actual tutorial, but more of a listing of tutorials.

The outcome is a little rough around the edges. It would probably be better to use the pen tool and trace around the silhouettes resulting in smoother edges.

Is the resulting code standards compliant? The downside to doing it this way is that Photoshop creates generic names of the divs and later on if you have to do some editing you have no clue which is what at first glance. It's always better to code the layout yourself since you have more control in the naming and things like that.

It would be a much easier tutorial to follow if the visitor didn't have to click on every screenshot.

That animation can be quite irritating to the eyes!

I was expecting a tutorial on how to create a snow globe! I think it should have been titled "Creating snow with symbol sprayer" instead.

There are other methods that I think are a little easier than this one, but it's still alright. But does it work across various browsers? Also, why does it go to Digg? Why doesn't it just link to your site?!

I'm getting a server not found error.

If you described the differences between each one it would be a lot better.

I'm getting a 404 Not Found.

Good tutorial but hard to follow when trying to read the text on both the top and bottom while still following the mouse movements on screen.

There's no voice or popup messages describing your steps.

Thanks everyone! Glad you liked it!

The software results look good, but I was expecting a tutorial on how to actually use the software. It didn't show you how to start the recording, add in the pop up messages, etc?

Yup, you need to log in to view tutorial. Not good!

The top part of the tutorial where there's links on the right, part of the tutorial text is being cut off by the side bar. I'm using Firefox 2.

Links to homepage and not actual tutorial.

You need to register to view the tutorial.

Where' the carbon fiber patter?