Re: Need Critique, feedback

The page loaded okay for me.  But as for a being a business site, one can
not see a complete message.  Everything is sliced off as if cropped because
of all the frames.  Using frames is 'cool' for a homepage when you want to
tell eveyone how 'cool'  your site is.  Because of the break-up of the page
into five sections, it comes across as un-business like.  Almost borders on
flashy.

If this site were designed using the graphics it has now, but using just one
page with maybe a menu on the top or side, I believe would come across as
being more professional.

Of course I design for accessibility and frames are a big no-no.  I used
them once and never again.

Good luck, Beth.

---Original Message-----
From: Beth A. Borysewich <beth(at)netstat.com>
To: hwg-critique(at)hwg.org <hwg-critique(at)hwg.org>
Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 7:47 PM
Subject: Need Critique, feedback


Hi all,

I have a new client who insists on the following:
5 frames on the site
1 to handle the rotating banner
2 for the menu bars
1 for the body
and 1 for the logo and director

She is VERY difficult (I get them all) and I CANNOT change her mind.  I
have told her why frames are not a good idea but NO BUDGING.

Also, since we've taken over her site, she says it's loading slow on
AOL.  She says prior to moving it was very fast on AOL.  We have a T1
link and it seems to load quickly on a 28.8 using a dial up.

Please critique the site, tear it apart and let me know all your
thoughts so I can pass them on to her.  In particular I would like
AOL users 4.0 in particular to check the site.  She has a 28.8 modem.

The site in question is http://www.lasvegashomeshow.com

Thank you for all of you diligent help.

Beth Borysewich
NETstat Associates
beth(at)netstat.com

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