Not quite finished yet, a couple links need putting in etc, etc, but want to know what differences there are when viewed on diff. browsers; Mozilla, and IE, etc. (I have already been told that the picture cube on page 1, is static on Mozilla... :-(
Bear in mind this was designed for 800x600 on IE6. Am guessing it looks pretty empty in space on 1024x728...
Anyway, input appreciated, its only a personal page so its no biggie :-D Just want to know how it looks in layout really I guess.
Ive only the one computer, so its difficult to know how it looks on other browers/resolutions.
lol, yeah... I was and am prepared for that... It is my first attempt :-)
Good or bad comments appreciated though; I haven't put it out live yet, so if anyone can't see text, missing images etc, indeed anything really, please let me know...
on the second page, after I click on the image to get in, I can't see the button that goes furthure into the site, I have to guess it when my mouse becomes a hand...
Sorry, wasn't meant to be rude, but I can't see anything to comment on. I see no links, no design, no nothing. Just those two lines of text and invisable links
Hmm... I have had other people view it elsewhere, and they've said they can see the site fine...
I dont have Firefox, (unfortunately), but I am confused as to why you can't see anything on IE... I can see every page with IE6... This is on 800x600 res.
Invisible links... I am hoping that you are refering to the 2 blank images placed above and below the 'grandparents' page... I have now removed those and users can now enter the site by clicking on either of the 2 lines of text...
Originally posted by brit Gees, I said critique, I didn't say be rude...
What you will have to learn about these forums is that people tell the truth, and some people interpret this as rude because others tell them like it is.
Musing Mozilla 1.6 and I can click your link and enter the site, I do however think you should make it clear that you have to click it to enter.
Also, on the homepage, it says what resolution you are using, and then it says "if possible, please change the resolution", Im not going to repeat what I thought when I read that, but to me, thats one of the worst things you can do... You can say "this page is best viewed in 800*600" (even though that gets annoying), but saying "If possible, please change your resolution" is not a good idea. Had I not been wanting to help out I probably would have left your site after reading that.
The design itself doesnt look to bad, but the code needs some serious work... try looking up XHTML and CSS which you can use to make your pages.
Now you've linked the text, I've finally managed to see the rest of the site . To be honest, I'd lose both the first page and the second page, they're not really doing anything useful.
Maybe have some introductory text on that page too?
Maybe have an option to view the text as scrolling or as normal text could be handy.
As it's your first site, I'm not gonna flame you on what's right and wrong. No one's first site was perfect and I'm glad my first sites have now vanished from existence
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