nervegas87
04-05-2007, 07:57 AM
There is a web design site called agentimage.com that sells webpages meant for real estate people.
Being a professional website that sells designs at high prices, you would expect their designers to be very good. However, after examining the website using a Mozilla browser, the mouseover links are messed up. I haven't tried viewing the webpage using other browser, but seeing that they have such a mistake on a common browser shows that they probably made their websites specifically for IE. Feel free to visit the website using other browsers and posting their mistakes. The website structure is made using table tags, showing that their designers are not up to date on the div tags.
But what really hits the spot is that these designers have sold webpages with almost the same structure for a lot of money (almost a grand from their quotes).
Take the case of one of their sold webpages, alanshafran.com
This webpage has the same mouseover mistake in mozilla browsers, and makes the webpage innaccessible.
Despite producing well-developed sites with great graphics, gradients, and flash pieces, it is horrible to see that the customers are paying a lot of money to receive webpages that are inconsistent with modern browsers. i don't want to sound arrogant, but if I dedicate myself to building a site like that I could probably do the same job in less than a month, one that is well-developed and has been written to be compatible with many browsers. It is a smack in the face to hear that these customers a paying more than a grand to faulty designers.
Being a professional website that sells designs at high prices, you would expect their designers to be very good. However, after examining the website using a Mozilla browser, the mouseover links are messed up. I haven't tried viewing the webpage using other browser, but seeing that they have such a mistake on a common browser shows that they probably made their websites specifically for IE. Feel free to visit the website using other browsers and posting their mistakes. The website structure is made using table tags, showing that their designers are not up to date on the div tags.
But what really hits the spot is that these designers have sold webpages with almost the same structure for a lot of money (almost a grand from their quotes).
Take the case of one of their sold webpages, alanshafran.com
This webpage has the same mouseover mistake in mozilla browsers, and makes the webpage innaccessible.
Despite producing well-developed sites with great graphics, gradients, and flash pieces, it is horrible to see that the customers are paying a lot of money to receive webpages that are inconsistent with modern browsers. i don't want to sound arrogant, but if I dedicate myself to building a site like that I could probably do the same job in less than a month, one that is well-developed and has been written to be compatible with many browsers. It is a smack in the face to hear that these customers a paying more than a grand to faulty designers.