Scientific publishing with embedded images

Any thoughts on this one?
http://www.biolbull.org/cgi/content/full/210/3/308

Not my site, I offer no apologies for the HTML coding itself.

What I'm interested in is the way in which small images are embedded
and navigable. How do you find this, from a user-centric usability
point of view? I'm looking to build a bunch of XSLT-based CMS work
to publish similar papers.

Printing could be better though.

On Wed, 07 Mar 2007 07:10:05 -0800, Andy Dingley wrote:

What I'm interested in is the way in which small images are embedded
and navigable. How do you find this, from a user-centric usability
point of view?

I like having a choice between opening in the same window or a JS popup.
They could have maybe been labeled better [1], and a little more space
between the two links so you don't press the wrong one. I like knowing
how large the image that I'm going to open is.

I'm not sure what you mean by "embedded and navigable" -- maybe I'm
missing the image I'm supposed to be looking at?

[1]

"this window

"popup window (requires JavaScript)"

Andy Dingley wrote:

Any thoughts on this one?
http://www.biolbull.org/cgi/content/full/210/3/308

What I'm interested in is the way in which small images are embedded
and navigable. How do you find this, from a user-centric usability
point of view?

Look at the page with images disabled. The choice of alt values is sad.

Are you referring to the little index menus by each section?

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