[thelist] Number 2 and a site check?

[Mark Joslyn]

WIN 2k, IE 6.0, 1280 x 1024

Site looks very clean, but big pet peeve, horizontal scroll bars. It looks
like you could get rid of these - your content could easily be placed into a
smaller section.

The windows launching after each selection is a bit excessive (but the
customer wants them - keep talking him out of this idea!!) and each window
looks separate from the site (not really branded). I suggest tying in the
pop-up windows by using the background (purplish) color from the main site.

Am I missing some side navigation? There seems to be an incredible amount of
space between the navigation titles and their accompanying links. What is
the mushroom for, you do not use this type of artwork anyplace else -
thought it was a link until I clicked it. Overall, the content is very
spaced out - lots of white space. I did not trouble shoot the code though.

Nice clean site. Good luck with the launch!

markJ

-----Original Message-----
From: thelist-admin at lists.evolt.org
[mailto:thelist-admin at lists.evolt.org]On Behalf Of Daniel Medley
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 4:06 PM
To: thelist at lists.evolt.org
Subject: [thelist] Number 2 and a site check?


http://www.lobowalk.com/chezbetty/home.html is a mock-up of a site a friend
of mine wants me to make for him. I've only made one other so I'm lacking in
experience and could use your thoughts and input on this.

The color scheme and copy are his (for the most part) and he wants new
windows to open in the links. I've tested it in IE 5.5 and NN4.x pc and it
behaves as expected in NN.4 (not good). That's okay with him though. What
I'm wondering is how it may look with other browsers on other platforms.
Also any advice and/or input concerning navigation, markup and layout. I
believe that my css is a bit cumbersome and would appreciate some thoughts
on it as well, if possible.

Thank you in advance,
Daniel Medley


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