[WSG] Call for site check

2007-11-06 Thread Taco Fleur
Hello all,
 
We have a huge website using CSS that is going out the door next month, and
it is ready for testing after the 15th. This application is to go against
some of the big search engine giants out there ran by large communication
corporations (you know the ones I mean).

Anyone interested can register for testing on http://www.clickfind.com.au/
 
Last time I made cash available for testers, however, for most people it was
more the fun of being able to find holes/bugs that we did not! This time
we'll offer a 6 month listing worth $119.70 for every bug/layout* concern
found.

Anyone interested can find a PDF with demo pages on
http://www.clickfind.com.au/Clickfind-demo1.pdf and register for testing by
submitting your email on http://www.clickfind.com.au/ or sending me an email
on [EMAIL PROTECTED]  

We will provide more details closer to the testing.
 
Thanks and looking forward hearing from you.

*layout/css issues are to be accompanied with a full fix, any other issues,
like application errors etc. can be reported on their own



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Re: [WSG] Call for Site Check

2005-11-29 Thread Jay Gilmore





Matt Harris wrote:
Just re-worked my photography site: www.focusontheclouds.com
and wanted
to get your opinions. I've strayed into new territory - opting
for a slightly-risky, dark background instead of sticking with a
classic white background. I'm interested to hear if you think it
works...
  

It looks very good. A couple of minor points:


  I find the graphic text on the slide rollovers a little hard to
read -- especially the light on the over state. This, I think might be
tough for people with lower contrast or smaller monitors.
  Is clicking on the cloud banner supposed to be an easter egg.
There is no indication or direction that it rotates (loads new) lot of
slides. I like it but you should tell people or at least give more than
a hint than the outside border color change on hover.

All the best,

Jay






Re: Fw: [WSG] Call for Site Check

2005-11-29 Thread Matt Harris
Thanks, Jay. yeay, the text on the slide rollovers was a pretty
tough call - but in the end I decided on such low contrast text in
order to keep the photo the primary focus. I'm not to worried
about it, since the text is secondary content. 

Also, the banner is actually a duplicate link to the home page. (:

Best regards,

-Matt Harris
www.focusontheclouds.com


RE: Fw: [WSG] Call for Site Check

2005-11-29 Thread kvnmcwebn
hello,

What do you all think about adding yellow as the   primary link 
color?

-dont know but I think the new yellow is still to   saturated for 
the
secondary links, they are the
focal point now.

But the addition of a new color does help make the  navigation more
intuitive.

What about the color thats in the search box or
something like it for the secondary links?

The photo thumb of the river (after you click the
clouds) complements the blue really well. Trying samplesof that 
with an
eyedropper might get you a good color aswell. Well thats what i would 
try
anyway

-best
kvnmcwebn


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RE: Fw: [WSG] Call for Site Check

2005-11-29 Thread Stephen Stagg
One other point, on FF 1.5, if I click to the left of the main column, it
selects everything and makes things look a bit odd.  I don't know if there's
anything you can do about it but it's slightly annoying and can be
confusing.

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hello,

What do you all think about adding yellow as the   primary link
color?

-dont know but I think the new yellow is still to   saturated
for the
secondary links, they are the
focal point now.

But the addition of a new color does help make the  navigation
more
intuitive.

What about the color thats in the search box or
something like it for the secondary links?

The photo thumb of the river (after you click the
clouds) complements the blue really well. Trying samplesof
that with an
eyedropper might get you a good color aswell. Well thats what i
would try
anyway

-best
kvnmcwebn


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[WSG] Call for Site Check

2005-11-28 Thread Matt Harris
Just re-worked my photography site: www.focusontheclouds.com and wanted
to get your opinions. I've strayed into new territory - opting
for a slightly-risky, dark background instead of sticking with a
classic white background. I'm interested to hear if you think it
works...

Development has been mostly on the PC, so Mac users, let me know if you
run into any obvious problems. Everything should be working good in
Firefox and Opera - only thing that is missing in IE is the hover
effect for photo lists.

Looking forward to your input and thanks for your help!

-Matt Harris
www.focusontheclouds.com


RE: [WSG] Call for Site Check

2005-11-28 Thread Stephen Stagg
It looks great on FF/Win.
If anything, I would suggest that the overall page background be made even
darker to bring out the Blue/Orange a bit.


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Sent: 29 November 2005 05:09
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: [WSG] Call for Site Check

Just re-worked my photography site: www.focusontheclouds.com and wanted to
get your opinions.  I've strayed into new territory - opting for a
slightly-risky, dark background instead of sticking with a classic white
background.  I'm interested to hear if you think it works...

Development has been mostly on the PC, so Mac users, let me know if you run
into any obvious problems. Everything should be working good in Firefox and
Opera - only thing that is missing in IE is the hover effect for photo
lists.

Looking forward to your input and thanks for your help!

-Matt Harris
www.focusontheclouds.com

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Re: [WSG] Call for Site Check

2005-11-28 Thread Gunlaug Sørtun

Matt Harris wrote:

Just re-worked my photography site: www.focusontheclouds.com and
wanted to get your opinions.


One point: white text on white background doesn't work well with images
off. Think you should give it a dark blue background-color too.

Georg
--
http://www.gunlaug.no
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RE: [WSG] Call for Site Check

2005-11-28 Thread kvnmcwebn

cool site, 
just a minor observation, the strong orange color
is used alot, on main links, heads so on. 
Maybe throw another color into the mix to differentiate
between hyperlinks and heads. maybe FFCC00,
-best 
kvnmcwebn


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Fw: [WSG] Call for Site Check

2005-11-28 Thread infopre



 Just re-worked my photography site: www.focusontheclouds.com and wanted 
to get your opinions.

Congrats, very nice design ;)

Daniele
http://www.gizax.it