Re: Commercial Site Critique

The first refresh is necessary. It redirects the browser to the splash page
(for 4.x browsers) or straight to a simplified main page (for <4.x
browsers). It would look seemless if I took away the 'enter', but that would
put javascript free pages in the dark. I am making the <4.x version page
frame-free, tho it's not there yet. I'm not aware of any 4+ Netscape or MSIE
that doesn't support frames... everything else will go to frames/javascript
free site.

Thanks,

Nicolo

-----Original Message-----
From: mike <mike(at)vallejonet.net>
To: Nicolo Raffo <raffo(at)ix.netcom.com>; hwg-critique(at)hwg.org
<hwg-critique(at)hwg.org>
Date: Sunday, March 14, 1999 9:20 AM
Subject: Re: Commercial Site Critique


> I like the site... good job. nice graphics... fast loading  only thing I
>disagree with is first the refresh page then the click to enter...  your
>not jumping domains so why the need for it?  make the main page  the
>index and skip that refresh and click to enter..  other then that looks
>great!  but why the frames?  just use leftside navagation within a table
>structure. I try to stay away from designing sites in frames as most
>people hate them and older browsers don't support them.
>
>Hope this helps,
>
>Mike S.
>
>>Please critique this commercial fishing rod page.
>>http://www.cameronrods.com/test.html
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