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Registered User
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 5
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photographybyraja.com
please could you all give me your thoughts on the following site: http://www.photographybyraja.com let me know what you like and dont like. this is the html version of the site (CSS mainly). I am still creating the flash version. |
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Student
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Newport
Posts: 99
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On the first page i think you should add one of your photos to draw the user attention at the moment it dosent seem to grab me, also i think you should change you heading "clear vision photography" make the dropshadow a shorter distance. Hope this helps Simon |
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Zły
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Your flash navigation is very poorly done, you actually have to click on the letter of the nav item to get the link to work, you should put some transparent boxes under the nav labels, so that the user can click on and around the letter to get to the page he/she wants to view. EDIT: oh yeah what jamiep said |
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empty the can
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Chitown
Posts: 45
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I checked it out on safari OS X, looks Ok. One thing your flash buttons need a full box on the rollover and hit frame. When you put the pointer on a letter it's active but if the pointer is in between two letters it's not active. I also agree on the drop shadow, it's falling. |
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The "hit" sections in your buttons is the designated space for mouse overs, i.e. your detect area for the click. If you make this a box that covers your word you shouldn’t have any probs. This is still a lahhhaame way to do buttons in flash, look into making animated movie clips buttons. |
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