You can present your projects in the playtesting area if you have a playable version,otherwise I'll create a sub board for WIP just for you to show concept art and planning if you want

I just really need to start putting content in ,at the moment the board looks too dead because I've set up too many boards too soon and haven't fulled them with content yet

I think that the genre section should be condensed in to a single board, especially with this community being so small. It will help give it a more 'full' feeling, if there are 7 threads in one board, as opposed to 1 thread in every 7 boards.

You could also sticky a requirement to encase the genre in square brackets at the start of a post title, for example
[FPS] Battlefield 4 - WIP

Having started a few forums before, one thing I can definitely say is - never be too specific in the boards you create. Try to be as vague as possible, and then establish some kind of rule or guideline to fill in the gaps.

Edit;

After going over the forum, I have to say the structure can get a little confusing. There are a few things that should have greater focus, and much of it is all too specific. I'll write up a suggested structure below

General
    - Announcements (Place to store rules, post news related to site. Admins and mods only allowed to post)
    - Off topic (General chitchat about anything)
    - Other Games (Talk about games that we haven't made, e.g Skyrim, Battlefield, etc)

Projects (possibly only visible to registered users?)
    - Feedback (Provide demos/tests to registered users to get feedback on project. Can also be text based things for feedback )(threads called "[GENRE] [TITLE] Play test [Date]" etc)
    - Showcase (Show screenshots, video, development blogs, etc. Anything that you're 'broadly providing' but don't necessarily need input on, just exposure)
    -

Resources
    - 2D (includes sprites, backgrounds, other 2d graphics)
    - 3D (Models etc)
    - Audio (audio)
    - Tutorials (All tutorials, tag posts with what tutorials are for, e.g [Modelling] - Polygon Extrusion or [C#] Classes tutorial)

Help
    - (tutorials could belong here, depends how you think of it)
    - Design (Get some help on design aspects)
    - Code (Get help with your code. Tag language eg [c++] how do I this?)
    - Other (If it doesn't fir in any of the other two, its still help you need, and its still related to game dev, post it here)


I'm not a 'pro' but I really feel like stressing the point, less boards = 'fuller' community. If there are less boards to post in, the posts will be more concentrated in their most appropriate board, therefore making everything 'fill up' a lot quicker than it would spread across (too)many boards.
    

Sounds good mate.

Fun fact, about a month ago I approached you on Reddit asking you to join up on my project

Not sure if it went by the name of 'Beyond Orbit' or 'Project Hades' at that time. Most likely the former. (current)

Space sandbox/sim. We've found someone and taken a slight turn for the better since then. Previous programmer was.. limiting, to put it one way.

Thanks dude, really appreciate it.
I think we're pretty set for the moment, but if the need arises, I'll be sure to get in touch with you.

I've been thinking about making a classic little platformer in GameMaker recently. It's what I started out with, but I reckon I might go back and give it a shot in the next week or two.

I used to be not too shabby at sprites, but lost my touch for it now. That's a good way of having a shot at it. I remember I was going to try do the same, but with Metal Slug. I actually just fired up game maker, but have almost completely forgotten how to use it