feedback on my first site, help with ie

[makermakes]

I’ve just completed my first html5 css3 website. I used html5boilerplate and prefixr to make my css as cross-browser compatible as possible. My problem…. the site looks rubbish in all versions of ie. Not asking for much here, what I would like to know is:

should I start researching and implementing a variety of ie hacks?
or
should I create a new ‘ie only’ stylesheet?

feedback on your own experience with this would be well appreciated?

Thanks

[MawnOh]

I like it, except I’d speed up the animations and remove a bit of the fading. It would also be nice if you could bump the navigation up a little to avoid the fold.

[MrDinsdale]

I agree, faster animation and reduce the amount of fading. Apart from that I think its great! Love what you’ve done with it.

[MrDinsdale]

I’m not sure if your aware of this already or if it’s any concern but iOS doesn’t load this site well at all! Nowt some CSS can’t fix though!

[makermakes]

thanks heaps for the feedback so far. Yes I agree the fade animations could be faster, and I have started creating a ie stylesheet that targets only what needs special attention.

MrDinsdale I was made aware of that yesterday… I know boilerplate is a mobile first template yes? So… why does it look so terrible on mobile? (android and nokia browsers also) I am very inexperienced with media queries so don’t know where to start. I put my faith in boilerplate taking care of all that for me *sigh.

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