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WickedSense #1
Evaluate my site...
I posted this in DHTML so I didn't get a million responses.
Check out [url]http://www.viswiz.biz/simacor/simacor.html[/url]
I am not looking for design tips - unless they're related to making the page
load faster.
I am interested i feedback about the structure and functionality of the site.
What do you guys think?
Is there anything I can do to get the images to load faster.... perhaps even
simultaneously?
Are there any standards I should implement? Is anyone seeing this in a
different browser than IE. If so, let me know how it looks/functions on your
browser.
All around criticism is appreciated.
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mpjx #3
Re: Evaluate my site...
Hi
Here's some feedback, looking at the site in Safari (Mac):
1. Your Message board does not fill the entire space it should. There's a
space of approx 10px above and below the box, I can see the page background
behind.
2. Your main content column expands right on pages other than the Home page;
the main horizonal menu expands even more; your Message Board stays put.
3. You should specify a DTD at the top of each page, I guess from your markup
you'd be using html 4.0 transitional or xhtml 1.0 transitional. This will give
you a base from which to validate your code.
4. Take the formatting out of the body of each page, put it in a separate css
file - easier to maintain and faster page loads.
Hope this helps
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mzanime.com #4
Re: Evaluate my site...
Your fly-out menu works inside netscape 4 which is amazing, but instead of all
of that bulky javascript I suggest using a CSS-based solution, which is more
streamlined. It should help you reduce that download time.
Check out this example of a sukerfish flyout menu:
[url]http://www.cssdreams.com/xtras/scripts/flyout-menus2.html[/url]
The flyout menu is merely a bulleted list, styled with CSS, and includes a
tiny bit of JS inorder for it to work in IE. All other browsers make it work
using CSS alone. It's quite spectacular. You can put the CSS & JS both in
external files of course.
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