Re: Lonzo: Critique please

by "Lynnsey Skliros" <skliro_l(at)mtn.co.za>

 Date:  Wed, 17 Mar 1999 17:25:26 +0200
 To:  headroom(at)sil.at,
hwg-critique(at)hwg.org
 References:  sil
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Hi there,

It loaded up pretty quickly.

It's quite difficult to critique something when you don't speak the
language... I must assume for example, that you had a good reason to give
4 of the links far more prominence that the others.

Why do the LHS links go to a page listing the same links, with no further
information? That seems a bit pointless. But the prominence of the other 4
makes more sense now.

Those 4 buttons with the central text lends itself nicely to a mouseover
effect, with the central text changing - just a thought.

Looking at the source on http://www.sil.at/headroom/fokus/berater.htm, I
noticed something odd: you have a <td width = 132> containing a <table
width = 166> - is that deliberate? And the page does not seem to fit into
a 640 wide screen.

All-in-all, very nice, very professional! I really can't think of much to
improve it. The logo colours do not go very well with the other colours
you've used, but that's a very minor point.

Hope this helps,
Lynnsey

*********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********

On 3/15/99, at 10:09 AM, Lorenz Hemmelmayr wrote: 

>Hi all, 
>
>If any of you can find the time I'd be thankful if you could take a look
>at http://www.sil.at/headroom/fokus/default.htm
>and tell me what you think.
>It's a commercial site in German and the content is still missing but
>the layout and navigation are finished.
>
>Thanks a bunch
>
>Lonzo
>headroom(at)sil.at

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