If you're going to absolutely require javascript, it should be doing something really worthwhile. What's the point of using ajax for this? It would be trivial to create the exact site with normal page loads and no javascript at all. You would be a little bit more readable by search engines.
If you're going to insist on javascript at least use a nice fade in effect for the content that pops up. That would at least justify it a little bit.
The drop menu feels like clutter and isn't easy to read, because there's too many items on it. That scrolling menu is unpleasant to use because you have to hover over a tiny triangle and try to read tiny text scrolling by.
If you're going to
If you're going to absolutely require javascript, it should be doing something really worthwhile. What's the point of using ajax for this? It would be trivial to create the exact site with normal page loads and no javascript at all. You would be a little bit more readable by search engines.
If you're going to insist on javascript at least use a nice fade in effect for the content that pops up. That would at least justify it a little bit.
The drop menu feels like clutter and isn't easy to read, because there's too many items on it. That scrolling menu is unpleasant to use because you have to hover over a tiny triangle and try to read tiny text scrolling by.