[thelist] quick ie6 test

[warbassedesign.com]

Aardvark,

I know what you mean... when I design for myself or just experimenting, I
like to create interesting (sometimes theme based) navigation.  But when I
start working with a client it FUNCTION, FUNCTION, FUNCTION....  so it's
cool to see out of the ordinary navs and I always applaud those who are
creative enough and courageous enough to come up with new "NEAT STUFF" as
the Americans would say.  Have a good one.

Philip Warbasse (aka Phil or Dude)
www.warbassedesign.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "aardvark" <roselli at earthlink.net>
To: <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 11:02 PM
Subject: Re: [thelist] quick ie6 test


> > From: "warbassedesign.com" <info at warbassedesign.com>
> >
> > I love the nav on http://www.youngpup.net.  The dial approach is
> > unique.  I wonder how you could do that outside of using Flash.
> > Anyway....nice.  Any kind of different nav is cool.  I am always
> > searching for new yet functional ways of getting around a site.
>
> 3 years ago i made one of those using DHTML... had the audio, allowed you
> to click (though not drag) the dial or the text links, was pretty lean...
in the
> end, however, it seemed to only slow users down, many browsers (3 years
> ago) chunked through the JS, and i decided it was too darn inefficient...
so
> like a snake losing its legs, the evolved remnants still sit at
http://roselli.org/...
>  i even had to make 'off' do nothing since so many people complained about
> all the different tricks i used to stuff in there...
>
> thinking maybe i'll play with it again soon...
>
> > FYI - It is Saturday night in Phoenix.  It's 70 degrees out and I'm
> > going out to grab a pint! Take 'er easy ALL.  Have a good weekend.
>
> just got back from Blade II... it was better than the coconut creme pie at
tim
> horton's...
>
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