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Re: Slightly OT: website update

Re: Slightly OT: website update

2005-11-10       - By ccoles_avengers

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--- In Carrara@(protected), cathlametw@(protected) wrote:
>
>  
> In a message dated 11/9/2005 3:40:01 PM Pacific Standard Time,  
> smmurph2001@(protected) writes:
>
> Eric,  
>
> I have been a website developer for a number f years, and it depends  
> on what you are looing for in a site. If you want a site that looks  
> cool, loads slow, and nobody ever returns to because they don't want  
> to wait for everything to load, you are on te money. If you want a  
> site that people can return too, make your graphics much smaller,
> make  a simpler, easier to use navigational system, and allow people
> to click on  the cool stuff to open it if they want. The main thing
> is it takes forever  to load (I am on a T1), and a person has to
> guess where they are  navigating to. Statistics show that people
> generally do not return to  these kinds of sites.
>
>
>
> That's odd, cause I am on cable modem and it loaded quickly for me?
 But as
> cool as the "clock" looks on the front page, I have to agree that it
is  not
> self explanatory.  I mean once you have gone thru it, you get what the  
> designer was going for, but until then it is kind of  questionable?


It loaded for me just fine as well, and I am on DSL.  But I do have to
agree about the clock arrangement of the logo.  After clicking the #4
first (probably because it spun around and called attention to itself
over the others), I then figured out that I probably should go in
numerical order.  So I would suggest a litte "mouse-over" related type
of some kind somewhere on the page so people know where the link will
be taking them before they click.

However, I really do like the clock design and the peel back of your
Initials logo.  I also like how you use it as a site navigational tool
on the upper left-hand side.  And the site is easy to read, in
general.  Great job! :)

Cheers.

Claudia
"Selocic"
- 3D: when 'Flat' just isn't good enough! -






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