Re: My personal site comes up for review...

by sixten(at)4u.net

 Date:  Thu, 22 Oct 1998 05:09:16 -0400 (EDT)
 To:  Luke Opperman <luko(at)rocketmail.com>
 Cc:  HWG Critique List <hwg-critique(at)hwg.org>
  todo: View Thread, Original
Hi hello, Luke,

I visited your site with NC4.05 (after my harddisk had to be changed the other browsers haven't worked).

 ---- you wrote: 
> Hi everyone - 
> 
> Thoughts, comments, and glaring (or not) problems with
> http://home.paclink.com/~opperman/ will all be accepted,
> effective now.
> 
The site is very nice, the colour scheme fine, the background beautiful, the content interesting, it loaded fast, even to Finland. The tips are very good, I'll bookmark the site and check back now and then for more and new tips.
A few comments:
- This is a frames-only site, which means that anyone with a browser that doesn't support frames, eg. IE2, can't visit. I know that these are a small minority these days, but ...
- Your navigation frame has a horizontal scroll bar all the time. I changed the window size from around 640*480 to 1280*1024, and the scroll bar was there all the time. Hold it, I just noticed, that on the very first page there is no horizontal scroll bar.
- The lines in the right frame are too long to be easily read. On the resume page it's better, you might consider doing the same for all pages.
- Write out your e-mail address, if someone wants to print the pages and later contact you, it's impossible without the address written out.
- The Linux Penguins link was not found.

Very nice sight (written like this on purpose!),
Sixten
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