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Bill Posters · 13-06-2003, 08:23

Slapped wrist for not externalising the js and css.
Kicked shin for not going with any DTD and presenting a unified front re: standards.
Is there any particular reason you seem to have gone for the HTML 3 approach?
Do the visitor stats for that company really point to the need to support antiquated browsers (v3)?

Is this purely a mockup/first draft?
Or is it just that someone hasn't been paying attention in class.

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• I'd be strongly inclined to move it all up to HTML 4.01 Transitional at least.
(sub-text: If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem.)

• I'd be inclined to either extend it across the full width of the window or have it horizontally centered. Having it stuffed into the left as it is at the moment it throws the balance and focus of the window out of whack. (imho)

• Spacing above the logo seems a bit cramped (compared to the spacing to the left and below it)

• I'd be inclined to'activate' the text links with some use of the a:hover pseudo-class.

There's possibly more nits I could pick, but I only had a quick fly-by.

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Bill Posters trouble free and loverlee Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: YooKay Posts: 2,930	Slapped wrist for not externalising the js and css. Kicked shin for not going with any DTD and presenting a unified front re: standards. Is there any particular reason you seem to have gone for the HTML 3 approach? Do the visitor stats for that company really point to the need to support antiquated browsers (v3)? Is this purely a mockup/first draft? Or is it just that someone hasn't been paying attention in class. --- • I'd be strongly inclined to move it all up to HTML 4.01 Transitional at least. (sub-text: If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem.) • I'd be inclined to either extend it across the full width of the window or have it horizontally centered. Having it stuffed into the left as it is at the moment it throws the balance and focus of the window out of whack. (imho) • Spacing above the logo seems a bit cramped (compared to the spacing to the left and below it) • I'd be inclined to'activate' the text links with some use of the a:hover pseudo-class. There's possibly more nits I could pick, but I only had a quick fly-by.