[thelist] Site check - http://www.megabitz.net/devcss1/ (3 column CSS)

[Steven Pierce]

Good Evening,

Well I am going to be fairly blunt.  One of the things that I am not
sure that I like is that when I get away from the front page, none of
them look the same.  All the page's have a different look.  If you go
to the page about privacy and then to the one that you can fill out
the info to order product, they do not look at the same.  One of the
items that I can see that is missing is that you get on a page and you
do not have a way to get back to
the place you started.

Also you have a link for privacy policy, but you also have the same
thing on the front page.  I would move the items on the front page to
their own page.  Use the front page to talk about what you do.

The memebership info should have a page called prices, or signing up
etc.  It is small enough on the left that it is almost unreadable.   I
would guess that you have a lot other plans then just these three.  If
not, ok that is fine also.  Just start a page for that.

I do like the colors that you used in the page.  The menu is great..
The logo at the top is good also.

Hope this helps..

Steven

On 8/5/06, Kevin Martin <evolt at brasscannon.net> wrote:
> My business partner has gone from "zero to sixty" on CSS in about a week.
> After a few rounds of fix-the-incompatible browser, I'm impressed with the
> results.  It's a three-column layout that is usable in every browser I've
> been able to throw at it, works with images off and even maintains a decent
> order of presentation in lynx.  Passes W3C validation for HTML 4.01 Strict
> and the W3C CSS validator.  It's not as quick as we'd like, and that's a
> concern.
>
> Bottom line, he's captured a lot of glitch-fixes from various sources and
> distilled them into one page; we'd be delighted to get some feedback from
> Evolt.  If it saves anyone the hassles we've had, so much the better.
>
> (There are some relative links that we know won't work from this development
> page; those are not at issue.)
>
>  http://www.megabitz.net/devcss1/
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