What I suggest if you're pretty new with web designing is just go out there to some webpages you like that have a feasible design, and start imitating what you see. Compile some ideas that you see, splice some stuff together, add your own funk to it, and pretty soon you'll see your own original webpage take shape.
The best way to figure out how you want your website designed, is to look at what's the most comfortable for your user to scroll through and either just look at all the images, or to actually scan all of the text and really understand what's going on. I personally like to go through a webpage, scan the pictures, then read about the ones I'm interested in. Also, it's VERY important you have pictures of your final cabinet either on the first or second page, so I know what I'm looking at. I hate having to dig for a cabinet *ohh, I should change my webpage layout, oh well, too lazy* but truly, a lot of people like me enjoy reading the end of the book before we start, same goes with webpages.
And NEVER have scattered eye candy, gifs that float around with java are a true sign of a new web designer.
One thing that might look kinda interesting, is redrawing that little spaceship gif *damn, what was that game called, whatever* and putting in like something to do with arcades, like making the missiles quarters, and the base a giant arcade cabinet, or doing something like that, or if you have a friend *hey, I might be able to help* do a flash animation for ya, or something like that, just to add some spice to that page without making it look too scattered.
-Luke