Thanks for hearing my comments,

At the moment, I'm really swamped with schoolwork, but I'd certainly  
be willing to take a look and play around with it to see if anything  
interesting comes of it. At the very least, I can point you at some  
web designers and design sites that really know what they're doing  
and can maybe give you some inspiration. Some sites, especially  
www.csszengarden.com is great for getting a general idea for a feel,  
but doesn't lend itself to end-to-end conceptualization, which can be  
really demoralizing. I have a few sites that talk about design on  
both a very high and very low level which can really help in  
developing past what a web site looks like to what a web site /is/.  
( <-- Too zen for its own good. : [ )

As a word of caution on the color green; it's very, very easy to mess  
green up something awful. The old slashdot.org was a great example of  
Verybadgreen. The best use of green I've come up with was my entry in  
the CS department design contest last year, http://www.cs.uvm.edu/ 
~nhusher/, which I think only really works because it's more tan than  
green. Anyway, if ever you find yourself at the end of a laborious  
design session only to come out with really ugly colors, check out  
both of these sites:

http://kuler.adobe.com/
http://www.dailyslurp.com/ColorSearch.aspx

Find a color scheme close to yours and lift the hex values and tweak  
from there. Remember, good designers copy; great designers steal.  
(http://www.sitepoint.com/article/copy-great-designers-steal)

Nick