Immediately within the page, the author begins presenting the usual statistics for the Tenoh Haruka, along with his or her own opinion of the character. Because of the redundancy of basic information all over on the Net, the writing of an individual's own unique set of thoughts for a shrine page is highly encouraged nowadays. The "stupid rumours" area skillfully sets a lot of so-called "facts," ones that have been formulated by S.O.S. and other such sources, straight. Kudos to the webmaster. Wind Spirit also offers the usual sections like the voice actress and seiyuu section and the fun YKYLTMSUW section. One interesting and slightly original feature the visitor should make an effort to explore is the "Mirror," where the webmaster exhibits characters from other series who share specific traits with Haruka. The "Put a Haruka in your computer " has some cute and well-prepared wallpapers and other goodies for any Sailoruranus fan.

Though Wind Spirit does have its strong points, the author might want to work on some of the writing and layout features. Some of the pages often come off as rather hollow and empty; the light blue used in tables can appear to be like islands in a vast and desolate see of white. The present background might better off be replaced with a different shade of colour such as a light or medium grey. A cleverly rendered background image or two on some or all of the pages wouldn't at all hurt, either. The author possesses an enthusiastic and competent writing style, but sometimes the language is a little difficult to follow. The wording also tends to call to the author for the use of better sentence variety. For instance, the sentensce "Thus, Michiru sometimes has to retain her to prevent her from saving the victim-of-the-day 'before' their heart crystal had been extracted" has the potential for bringing in some confusion onto the reader. Did the author intend to say the word "restrain" instead of "retain,"
by any chance?

It's a little unfortunate to mention that there only two types of text featured within this shrine: the regular Times New Roman for the actual content and the stylish and quirky blue text seen on the title images at the top of every page. There is nothing wrong with this, but the lack of font variety may breed monotony in the future. There is no special requirement for the Arial and Verdana font styles, but they do make things rather neat and tidy on pages like this. Furthermore, setting the text slightly smaller wouldn't be a bad idea. Some sections also require a bit of scrolling, and smaller text with multiple html documents per section could help in the organization department. There aren't any large images on many of the pages, so multiple documents may not be needed anyway.

In summary, this Sailoruranus shrine has lots to offer: information, opinions, and fun things to do.  It's very nice to see a nice and new shrine to the character after seeing so many other ones like it go down. Hopefully, Wind Spirit will help keep the Sailoruranus spirit alive with its interesting information and nice graphics. There is nothing much wrong with the page at all, and it can stand some cleaning up here and there. It's no doubt one of the best shrines to Haruka out there and it shows lots of potential.