&gt; Though, fwiw, once you got off that page it looks more like a regular site and there aren&#x27;t as many dinos.<p>IMHO, I feel like you are doing it the wrong way around. When I open a website for the first time, I usually only have a very general idea of its purpose. When I see the home page of Imzy, I do not think “Oh this is ridiculous, no serious general purpose forum for good conversation should look like this”, but rather “Oh, I guess it&#x27;s more targeted at children-specific topics, like simple games, learning a first language, and basic maths, at most. Probably not for me, I&#x27;ll go look elsewhere.”.<p>OTOH, if you have a less ambivalent home page, I do not really care what the actual website looks like, as long as it is usable (design is first about usability). So, sure, dinos all the way!<p>I see you have put a few screnshots that illustrate the kinds of topics that should interest the Imzy&#x27;s community. However, most users won&#x27;t ever bother to scroll, and those who will, won&#x27;t scroll that far. Putting the examples so that they are visible with no scrolling (and maybe including discussions in addition to article&#x2F;self-text) would go a long way<p>Also, your &lt;noscript&gt; elements (that you use for storing sending static data to the client) are visible when Javascript is disabled. I see you have a CSS rule to hide them and it seems to work well in Chromium 49.0.2623.108, but not in Mozilla Firefox 45.0.2