how about this site->>> akiross.no-ip.com

[aki]

any comments?

[Foxified]

I like it, very well done...
also, putting "www." doesnt work.
Nice profressional layout. good work, 9.555555/9.9999 ;)
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[nquin321]

dead for me

[Foxified]

[iNaNimAtE]

Did you make that entire template yourself; including the images?

If you did, then I say good job.
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[aki]

yeah, i did all that job by me self, just play with photoshop and see if layout are fine, then just do it :)


btw i edited the addy now so it should be right one :)



http://akiross.no-ip.com

[iNaNimAtE]

Very, very professional.
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[aki]

thnx mates. btw i post the link to free photos if u want to know

http://www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=s&c=104


most of pictures in my site are from there, use search to find the right pic



cheers :d

[eznetlinks]

GOODS:
good colors
good layout
good template

BADS:
Too wide should try to layout so users with 800x600 don't have too scroll from side to side. about 50% of users view in 800x600. Buttons too large.

[aki]

what? 800x600 is too small i think hehhe, here in sweden, most users got 19inche monitor so i thought it poeple should use at least 1028x768.

i did once 800x600 but to the site was too small then for all text. the flash menu buttons i guess u ment. yes i know it is too big but if i change it to smaller once i think it would look worse.

what solution are u using now btw?




/akiross.no-ip.com

[aki]

*edit bcause double post =)

[eznetlinks]

I use 1024x768. People are moving more toward that resolution. I use Mozilla/Netscape. With my sidebar open i have to scroll side to side.with it closed there is still a scrollbar at the bottom, barely fits.when i view with ie there is no scrollbar at bottom with sidebar closed. have to scroll about 20% with sidebar open.

[Moxxnixx]

aki,
If you changed your table widths to percentages (%), you could get a better fit for
different resolutions. The same can be done with the flash menu.
These are called liquid layouts, that expand or contract depending on the size of the
visitor's monitor.
Take a look at this: http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/liquid/

BTW - You can still delete posts if there are no replies after it.

[iNaNimAtE]

[eznetlinks]

iNaNimAtE

I agree. I try to make pages to fit in 1024x768 with the sidebar open. This way it fits 800x600 with sidebar closed. I also use liquid layouts to insure the best fit for both resolutions.

[aki]

aha, i never heard liquid thing, but i will investigate it, thnx, btw i think i saw something like that in dreamweaver. could it be it?

many thanks

[nquin321]

there is javascript that can redirect people with lower resolutions.

something like:

<script language="Javascript"><!--

if (screen.width <= 800) {
document.location = "800x600.htm";
}

else if (screen.width > 800) {
document.location = "larger.htm";
}

//-->
</script>

[iNaNimAtE]

Yeah, I used one of those on a website I had a long time ago.

Here's the script: http://javascript.internet.com/user-details/resolution-page.html
If you don't like the button idea, change "onClick" to "onLoad," and put it in your "body" tag.
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[Marco666]

http://marco.serveirc.com :o
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[nquin321]

[aki]

eh Macro? you are trying to say ?
your site is really small,