[thelist] site check please

[Barney Carroll]

Something that confused me is that the 'tag clouds' aren't links,
neither are they terribly informative. The issue being that the site
navigation also consists simply of floating words – there is no strong
visual distinction between these two things that (I imagine) need it
if the user is to get anything out of the site.

Regards,
Barney Carroll
Web designer & front-end developer

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2009/5/8 David Laakso <david at chelseacreekstudio.com>:
> Mark Groen wrote:
>> Finishing up rather unusual web site, the text on the home page is
>> mostly an image of some words so I put each word into a div with a class
>> repeating the word - overkill perhaps? With the design that was
>> presented to me couldn't see another way to get some Google Juice out of
>> those words without resorting to some very complicated CSS...
>>
>> Thoughts?
>>
>> http://whiteeagle.ca
>>
>> --
>> cheers,
>>
>>        Mark
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> I agree with Sarah. However, if you are stuck with the given
> "content"and design, the structure while complicated is probably
> alright. A Lynx viewer, and I assume Google, will have no difficult with
> the cloud-tag text. Some sighted humans will have difficulty reading the
> h1 title, particularly with font-scaling. And the h-nav will look a bit
> like a cloud-tag :-) itself with heavy hand font-scaling or user
> preference minimum font-size.
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> Good luck!
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> ~d
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