Eric Niebler wrote:
So what do people think? How do people feel about: - the fonts?
The fonts in Joel's version are easier to read, but the Times New Roman font is more "professional".
- the colors?
I like the blue for the titles in Joel's version. I also like the grey for the programlistings. The syntax hilighting is a great idea, but I am not too keen on the choice of colours.
The tables in Joels version look good, but I am not too keen on using lightskyblue for all of the elements in the table (it's okay for the header elements). I would prefer a light grey for the others.
- the navigation icons?
I don't mind either way on this.
- the text layout?
I am not sure what I should be commenting on here.
- the text justification?
I personally like justified text - on the screen at least. There is a way to to right-justified when printing and justified on the screen:
@media screen{ body{ text-align: justify; } }
@media print{ body{ text-align: right; } }You can also wrap the colouring inside the "@media screen" section and get a regular black & white feel for printed HTML.
Regards, Reece
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