Re: Take a look
by David Gauer <gauer(at)ratfactor.com>
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Tue, 06 Oct 1998 17:23:27 -0700 |
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>I am aware of a few space thingys that need to be fixed, and spelling still
>needs a going over, what I am most wanting is people with Netscape and
>monitors of 15-17 inches to go see how it looks on their screens. Thanks
>all.
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>http://www.uslink.net/~kkstable/
Hi there!
Just a couple things I noticed off hand:
1) The background tiled in my browser (I'm at 1024x768). The way the
graphic's set up, it would look okay, except a lot of words overlapped onto
the 'wood' portion of the background. Just a couple hundred white pixels
on the right side of the background image should fix that up.
2) On my browser (IE 4), the background defaults to gray. So when I loaded
the page, it looked gray until the background image loaded. Just a quick
bgcolor="#ffffff" in your body tag will fix that.
3) 44Kb is a little large for "rodeoshot.jpg". You might want to trim it
down a bit. ...or maybe not. It didn't take too long to load for me. :-)
4) I really liked your logo graphic.
5) You probably didn't need all that many "redbarsmall.jpg"s on the
services.html page. I think the different items are pretty well seperated
as they are.
6) The 6 prancing horses (shorsest.gif) might be a bit much on the first
page. You know what might be cool? To take a seperate frame from the
animated GIF for each different link. That way the motion of the horse is
implied but isn't actually seen. In other words, make 6 different GIF
files from various parts of the animated GIF and use a different one for
each link. -Just a thought.
7) Your address is on all pages. Good!
In all, a very nice-looking site!
Please ignore my brusqueness. :-)
-David Gauer
Browsers: NN4.05, IE4.0
Modem: 57.6K
Monitor: 17"
Resolution: 1024x768
Machine: PII 400mhz 128MB
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