Silver Moonlight is one of those pages that shows you do not need fancy elaborate designs to have a great page. That's not to say the designs are poor and boring, they are just simple, nice, and effective. This is also a site that proves lots of original content is more important than design.
The site contains several sections, including an anime information section, an info section on other topics related to Sailormoon, an images section, and a fanart and articles section. Needless to say this site is huge! But you don't have to worry about getting lost, it's easy to get around each section thanks to that simple, effective design I was talking about.
Some of my favorite highlights included: The "Moonlight Reflections" Section which is packed full of information. It features complete shrines to each of the senshi (with the exception of Saturn) and has complete and extensive information on every villain, including some for the "Monsters of the Day" from each season. This is one of few SM sites that I have seen which covers all the characters effectively and with originality. Another highlight was the "Moonlight Dreams" Section, especially the "Crystal Visions" fanart section. I don't think I have ever seen a larger collection of SM fanart anywhere. I should also mention how the Image Gallery has a nice idea of telling you exactly what the authors of the site would like in exchange for using their scans.
As for improvements, well I have to say it, they have to do something about that entrance page to to the senshi shrines. They do warn you it will take a while to load, and they do provide text links if you do not want to wait. But the graphics are so nice it seems a shame that not a lot of people will see it. I did notice all the graphics are jpegs, so maybe loading time could be improved by converting some of the graphics to low colour gifs. That is if quality isn't sacrificed too much.
Silver Moonlight is an excellent site worth checking out on a regular basis. The five members ofthe Raventeam have done a great job working together in order to put this site together.

The eternal question... Can a single web site keep a fan interested for a whole evening? Well, this one can. This thing is HUGE.
You often see sites that hide their lack of material by dividing it up in a thousand sections, and seeing the many section this site has, you might be tempted to wonder if that is what is happening here. Shame on you if you do! Each and every section of this page is big, and the shrines would deserve an award by themselves.
Moonlight reflections has a lot of very unique material, including a little course on how to wear a kimono (courtesy of Rei). The Moonlight archives has information on Naoko-san, Japan, the solar system, and a section on legends and mythology. It's really nice for those of you who like to dig into the background of SM.
A bookmark/favorite must. This page has everything you want, and then some. Took me a whole evening to make this tiny review because I was just enjoying the page and taking my time visiting.
By the way, the Saturn shrine is now completed.

This site is, in my opinion, one of the very best Sailormoon sites I've ever encountered. The site design is nice and effective, and there's so much content there that you'll spend literally hours there.. and want to come back! "Moonlight Reflections" has in-depth senshi info; seasons info; villain profiles; and a special section on friendship and love. They're not kidding when they say each senshi page is a shrine- it literally IS with lots of information, opinions, and fanart of each senshi. There are many subsections to each shrine, each well done (though I'd check some of the episode numbers on a few of 'em, like the Uranus and Neptune shrine). There's episode summaries and villain profiles. The "Moonlight Archive" has information on each planet; some information on various Japanese customs (one of the few sites to do so! This is probably the most in-depth for a Sailormoon page!); different mythology behind Sailormoon; and info on Takeuchi. "Moonlight Library" has fanfics; opinions; a VERY cool tarot card section; and info on the team. "Moonlight Dreams" has fanart; free graphics; multimedia files; image galleries; and contests. The only problem with the site is the forever-loading senshi shrine entrance- it's very pretty and nice, just that it takes so long to load up.
This is, I repeat, one of the best Sailormoon sites there is. Go visit it now, bookmark it, and return to it often!

Of course I'm kidding! No, I'm not kidding about the shrine being good or about Elios! I'm kidding about me leaving!
[smacks all those people who are now saying "damn!" with the toy guitar]
Seriously though, Phi does a excellent job putting together an effective shrine to Elios. The Elios information is presented well. This actually helped me figure a few things out I was missing while reading SMSS manga. The mythology information is well presented and researched. Thrown in is the nice addition of the "Thorns" section, which discusses the relations between Mamoru and Elios. I'm sure the "Bell Tower", which will eventually cover Chibi-Usa and Elios, will also be a nice article. Hopefully that is completed soon.
The image galleries, both scans and fanart have thumbnails, and the scan gallery makes an excellent use of frames to make it easier to get around. (Yes folks, you're not dreaming. CereCere said someone used frames in a good way.) While we're on frames, this whole site makes a good use of them to help reduce loading times and ease navigation. They are setup properly to allow proper viewing in any screen resolution, and they provide the text sections lots of room so you can easily read it... unlike some sites which lately have starting following some new trend of cramming all the text and content into a little frame "box" that forces you to scroll more than you should just to read a paragraph!
As for improvements, hard to say. Some sections are still not completed. So I guess the only improvements that could be made is to see those sections eventually completed.
If your a fan of the SMSS series or Elios himself, "Feather Dream" is a great place to check out.

A good Elios shrine would be a terrible thing to waste, so I really suggest you pay this one a visit. It has all the qualities you would look for in a shrine : complete info, background information, just enough of a "cult" feeling to it, and fanwork to expand on the manga and anime by sharing the visions of other fans.
The information is very well presented, and enough information is given about the storyline in which Elios appears to allow even those who never saw a single page of the manga to follow, without being boring for those who do know the story. The relationship between Elios and Mamoru is explained, and a section about Elios's relations with ChibiUsa is in the works. A myth section will satisfy your curiosity about the legends and mythology behind the character and his domain.
The design of the page is very nice and effective, and fits Elios, somehow. I can't really explain it, it just does.

This is a very nice Elios shrine. First off, the design is nice and simple (as well as very blue and white). There's a ton of info on Elios from the manga (his entire story from the manga to be exact), his relation to Mamoru, mythology behind Elios, and stuff on Elios' name. There's also an Elios look-alike section. Graphics are nicely added throughout each info page so that they load quickly while are nice to look at. The galleries area has a lot of pictures in black and white and color, transparent gifs, animated gifs, and wallpaper. The site also has fanfics, fanart, and other fan related endeavors to show your support for Elios! The shrine is very well done and nice; probably the only fault with it is that the Chibi-usa section isn't completed yet.