[No pay, sorry]Website designer wanted

Hello all.

Introduction -
Recently I got a great idea - I've decided I want to build a server. The concept is pretty simple - kinda like DIY cloud computing. I run an OS designed for daily use with basic graphics(ex, Windows Classic) on a computer with server software installed on it in my house. Then I connect to it remotely using a VNC client.
Right now the plan is to modify Puppy Linux 528 to include a custom taskbar menu with server software(VNC server, Apache, etc.), and release several versions with different desktop environments. This will be called "Husky Server". When this is complete, I'll build another version of Puppy designed mainly to browse the web and will include a browser(probably Google Chrome), a VNC client, several networking tools for different types of network connections(LAN, Dail-Up, wireless, etc), a text editor, and probably exploitation and hacking tools(like Backtrack). This will be called "Husky Client".

Pros -
Using a remote server to do all the work, you can have a slow CPU and low RAM/HDD memory and still be able to perform heavy tasks.
You take the same exact system with you anywhere you go.
Easily accessible even without Husky Client.

Cons -
Usually not suitable for graphic-intensive operations.
Needs a decent internet connection(server's upload speed is critical).
Needs to be properly secured.

Conclusion -
Suitable for people that like to have their system configured to their liking. For example, programmers - Husky enables work possible anywhere, anytime with a decently powered system and all the tools ready without the need to download anything. I have personally tried it, and it seems to work very well.

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Volunteer website designer wanted
I'm correctly busy building a server for the Husky project(the organization is named Silent, so it's Silent Husky). I have a lot of stress on me already as I need to go to school and take classes when I come home, leaving me very little time to work every day. As soon as I get the server done, I would like to go straight back to developing the OS. I don't have time to work on the website.

Your job
I need a very simple website. I'd like to have a small logo(feel free to use one of the attached images) on top with "Husky" written next to it, and a basic top menu under it. It also needs to have space for 40px high banners to be placed horizontally at the bottom of the page. The whole deal should be 800px wide, centered, and have a white background. Please try to use white-gray-black colors, maybe some shades of blue.
(Above applies to all pages)

The pages -
Home, which includes news and some info about the project. Maybe a picture or two.
About, which will include more detailed info about the project and those who work on it.
Links, which will include useful links.
Contact, which will include contact details for the developers.
Forum, which will include a forum link.

I don't like side menus. I want the entire width of the page(800px) to be available for content. I like the font used in the Linux terminal(when not running X) and Lucida Console for titles. Please try to use as few images as possible, as that would make the page light. Simple is the way to go. Don't try to make the graphics look fancy, just basics.
Good examples -
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My website - Project Husky - Silent

Logos -

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Please note that above are suggestions that you should consider, but this is gonna be YOUR site that YOU will design, so build it the way you like it. This doesn't mean you should ignore them, though.
If you're gonna implement "Copyright © 2011 Michael Iline" at the bottom of the page, feel free to make it "Copyright © 2011 Michael Iline || Website designed by Yourname" or something. You probably should tell a little about yourself at the About page and provide your details at Contact. I'll be more than happy to link to your site if you will provide me a 40px-high and up to 120px wide banner to put at the bottom of each page.

Post a replay, visitor message, PM or Email(advmutant@gmail.com) me for more info.
Thank you.