Re: The Great Music Site
by bower(at)polarnet.com (Will)
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Tue, 30 Dec 1997 15:16:55 -0900 |
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Hey Bram,
Powermac 275mhz 64 meg RAM 24-bit 832x624 15" screen
33.6 dialup NN 4.03, NN 3.01, IE 3.0
>I want to know everything about:
>-lay-out
Good to excellent. The focus is on the content of the site, which
is the best possible thing you can do.
>-navigation
Clicked on the "Q" letter button and got an empty page. If you
don't have any bands for a specific alphabetical page, maybe you could
eliminate the link on the main page, so that visitors aren't wasting
bandwidth and time skipping through empty pages. IE, clicking on the A, B,
and D buttons takes you to pages with content, but clicking on the C
button, which has no content, does nothing.
>-content
The content is interesting and well organized. However, who is
writing this? If it's you, Bram, then I would suggest saying so on each
page, as well as displaying your music credentials/experience somewhere on
the site. If the content is coming from somewhere else, you should say
where.
Coding is solid and validates cleanly. Good job. :)
I would strongly suggest that you carefully edit your content for
spelling errors, grammar errors, and punctuation. For instance, the first
paragraph describing the "Breach" band reads like this "Pumping out some of
the hardest adrenaline fueled hardcore aggression around. Breach totally
stand out as the hardest Burning Heart act." I would suggest completing the
first sentence, adding a hyphen in between "adrenaline" and "fueled", and
adding an "s" to "stand" in the second sentence. The rest of the content
also has errors like the example above, and should be thoroughly revised,
IMHO.
Overall, I like the layout and design of the site, particularly
since it places the reader's focus on the content, and not the design. Just
be careful with the grammar stuff, and you'll have a great site, Bram. Good
luck!
Will Bower
<SNIP>
>http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Alley/2811
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>Please critique it this time, because last time I had no replies...
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>Greatings,
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>Bram Jekel (a.k.a. Quickboy)
>quickboy(at)geocities.com
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