design company

Hi, everyone.
Recently we started our web design company, we will be glad if you can
let us know what you think about the website. Also everyone is welcome
to ask us to make a new design or redesign for you.
Our website at http://eluneart.com/

On 01/14/08 08:49 am, ngsupb (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote:

Hi, everyone.
Recently we started our web design company, we will be glad if you can
let us know what you think about the website. Also everyone is welcome
to ask us to make a new design or redesign for you.
Our website at http://eluneart.com/

It validates. Yay!
The site uses a HTML Transitional DTD (doctype). For new web pages HTML
Strict should be indicated.
The site has a fixed width of about 1000px. Since my viewport is
typically 850 - 900px, some of the links on the right are not visible.
I normally have Javascript disabled. The fancy, CPU hogging buttons do
not display, only a large white space. Even after enabling JS there is no
clue what the animated icons mean.
The text size is appears to be about 80% of my preferred size, so I have
to squint to read the text. Then the services description text size is
even smaller to the point of unreadable.

The color scheme and artwork invoke a sense of candy and bubble gum.

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Jim Moe wrote:

On 01/14/08 08:49 am, ngsupb (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote:
Hi, everyone.
Recently we started our web design company, we will be glad if you can
let us know what you think about the website. Also everyone is welcome
to ask us to make a new design or redesign for you.
Our website at http://eluneart.com/

It validates. Yay!
The site uses a HTML Transitional DTD (doctype). For new web pages HTML
Strict should be indicated.
The site has a fixed width of about 1000px. Since my viewport is
typically 850 - 900px, some of the links on the right are not visible.
I normally have Javascript disabled. The fancy, CPU hogging buttons do
not display, only a large white space. Even after enabling JS there is no
clue what the animated icons mean.
It seams that the icons are splash menu buttons.

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Edwin van der Vaart
http://www.evandervaart.nl/ Edwin's persoonlijke web site
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On Jan 19, 4:06*am, Edwin van der Vaart <e.... (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote:

Jim Moe wrote:
On 01/14/08 08:49 am, ngs... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote:
Hi, everyone.
Recently we started our web design company, we will be glad if you can
let us know what you think about the website. Also everyone is welcome
to ask us to make a new design or redesign for you.
Our website athttp://eluneart.com/

* It validates. Yay!
* The site uses a HTML Transitional DTD (doctype). For new web pages HTML
Strict should be indicated.
* The site has a fixed width of about 1000px. Since my viewport is
typically 850 - 900px, some of the links on the right are not visible.
* I normally have Javascript disabled. The fancy, CPU hogging buttons do
not display, only a large white space. Even after enabling JS there is no
clue what the animated icons mean.

It seams that the icons are splash menu buttons.
--
Edwin van der Vaarthttp://www.evandervaart.nl/* * * * * *Edwin's persoonlijke web site
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Hello BTS, Jim and Edwin! Speaking of buttons, just yesterday I
finally implemented the improved code for the navigation buttons on my
home page, using an id for the div instead of repeating a class for
each link. That got me to understanding what dorayme was telling me
about the buttons for the navigation bars on all the other pages, so I
fixed those too! Thanks again.