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During the last number of years, a variety of Background checking systems have offered automated self-service systems where all the Human Resource personnel has to do is type in the search order and wait the appointed amount of time for the search to be returned to their email address.

Are any of you tired of looking at the plain white background offered by Google's and everyone else's SERPs? Would you like some color variety in daily searches...?

Ever wondered how some websites seem to have multiple "layers" of designs? Although some use frames and other design techniques to accomplish this look, I'm going to show you a simple way to create the look without the "headaches" of complicated design techniques.

The home page jumps out and says "professionally designed site for a professional company". The five picture set consists of good quality images obviously taken by a professional photographer in a home catalogue layout style and I like the olive background colour and the way it merges from the black.

It's a pretty good site; these comments are more about turning a good site into a great site, not correcting major flaws.

A Site Review Of Gaslamp.org By Michael E. Black of Tec-Inc.com. My first observation was the black background with white text. White text is very difficult to read on any background color. So anywhere on the site where a choice is made to white text, my vote is to change the plan. White text should only be considered when it is large bold lettering done for emphasis. You do not want your patrons to be straining to read your content.