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TristanP
Feb-05-2005, 08:56 PM
I'm working on updating our family website - right now, it's just navigation items. Check it out here: http://panekfamily.net/test/

Can you tell me if:

1. The buttons work (they'll animate and go to google, yahoo, etc)
2. It's a good idea
3. It loads quickly (and what your connection type is)
4. What your OS and browser are
5. I suck at PS
6. ISATI

The horizontal line is 800 px wide and centered. I was planning on using it as a temporary guide during construction to keep the content suitable for those running 800x600 resolution. All code done in Notepad (old school!).

I appreciate your feedback. Thanks.

David_S85
Feb-05-2005, 09:07 PM
Loads fast enough at dialup. Rollovers function. Links go places. Black background is fine. Window size is good. Button sizes are also good. The motion of the buttons is classy and effective.

What is not so nice is the glowing red shading of the active (onHover/onClick) buttons. When hovering over one, the red is not as distinct as the grey/black/white buttons that aren't active. A suggestion... perhaps the button names should default to a light grey when non-active, and a brighter white when they are active. If you do wish to use the active glowing red, then the button name should be much much lighter. As it is, it isn't easily read when active.

fish
Feb-05-2005, 10:24 PM
Looks fine to me and loads fast (adsl).

lynnma
Feb-06-2005, 03:03 AM
I agreed with everyone else. I see nothing belowt the line tho.. just plain black..

I have windows xp dsl.. loads very fast. I can heartily recommend Homesite by Allaire for coding. You keep control but don't have to type in every tag..try a free download here (http://www.macromedia.com/downloads/) and it's really easy easy to use.
lynn :1drink

TristanP
Feb-07-2005, 06:17 AM
Thanks all. I'll consider changing the mouseover function colors, but I figured the buttons are pretty readable when not pressed, so the mouseover is more of an eye-candy thing. There's no content below the three arrows yet, Lynn, so you're not missing anything.