[thelist] Dropdowns - good or bad?

[Richard H. Morris]

aardvark [roselli at earthlink.net] wrote:

> -----Original Message-----
> > But again, not the major corporates. Saatchi (IIRC) did a web
> site for a UK
> > law firm which was a triumph of style over function to the
> extent that if
> > you didn't have fast access or had some disability you couldn't
> get to any
> > content at all.
>
> that's what pisses me off... these corps should know better, hell,
> they have research staff, and the ability to hire contractors based
> on more than eye candy... places like mine could easily do what
> those firms did, and do it better and cheaper... but we didn't have
> the right buzz to get in there...
>
> grumble...

~:0) They've now merged with another firm and the new site is slightly more
traditional.

> > Wasn't this all about drop-down menus once? ~;0)
>
> yeah... but we had more fun with this...

LOL!

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"I'd rather have a full bottle in front of me
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