Hi Jim,
A couple of cents from downunder (in FF3, Camino, Safari / Mac).
1) The main horizontal menu bar breaks thru the blue border on the
right
2) Maybe the drop menu would look better with a matching background
image on the main category, rather than a solid blue block
3) I'd have
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> Ultimately teachers should aim to teach the skills that are required of
> students entering the industry.
The TAFE students I tutor in Sydney are being taught XHTML, XML, CSS
table-free layouts, and so on, so not a bad start. The JavaScript courses
look like they could use some improvement (s
Apologies, all, that last message wasn't particularly constructive of
me. I'll be more explicit here - my beefs with the use of Flash on
anything to do with "education" (or anywhere else, for that matter) are
as follows:
1. Adobe's Flash belongs only to Adobe - there is no Flash open standard
like
Alan - thanks for being so clear. I completely agree with your feelings
on Flash - particularly its use in education (where people are not known
for making informed use of the IT tools they have).
Adobe's Flash is the MS Powerpoint of the web - it empowers people to
say even less in an even more
I have noticed some Japanese members in the list,
and would really appreciate if anyone could reply to this off the list.
I am considering moving to Japan(wife is Japanese),
and am wondering if it is possible for a "gaijin" to survive
as a freelance web designer.
And also would like to ask some gen
Alan,
Font size: hmmm I use the the '100.01% on the body and them 1em on
body/table' settings... What resolution are you using?
Image Gallery: Thanks. The CSS for the image gallery was somehow deleted
during all of the editing. That is fixed now. Thank you for noticing.
Images: Hopefully in t
James and Matt --> Comments below.
Alan C. Whiteman
Visualis Web Design
http://visualis.us
(562) 305-2862
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