All critiques welcome...

In message <ctOdnUCc4crO7GvcRVn-1A (AT) comcast (DOT) com>, SeaPlusPlus
SeaPlusPlus (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> writes

I'd like to know if you can tell me if there is software that I could
use to "LISTEN" to my site to hear where I need to fix things?

jake wrote:

Download for a 30-day free trial:
http://www-3.ibm.com/able/dwnlds/index.html#hpr_trial

Thanks, I've downloaded it and will give my site a shakedown to see how
much of the design needs to be tweaked.

Yes, I think that Georgia is a good choice for these pages (it's my
number one choice for a serif font) and gives the screen image that
'printed' look. The line spacing looks about right, too.

I'd concentrated on tweaking every aspect of the 'printed page look' to
give the site the 'look and feel' of a book.

Verdana? That's my number one choice for a sans-serif font .... but then
again, my system is set up so that Verdana at 100% looks ..... well
..... normal.

I feel if Verdana looks bigger and was designed to read better...
well... maybe the reverse is the reason... "IT READS BETTER BECAUSE IT
IS BIGGER"... the x-size and the width are increased to force the
ambiguous characters to be, NOT ambiguous. ;-)

Thanks, again...

Rich