Bill Brown wrote:

> I'm now
> working on the final stages of a website which isn't protected from
> public view and thought I'd check to see if anybody sees any problems.
> 
> http://www.researchstevemccurry.com/
> 
> If anybody has a second to take a look, I'm particularly interested in
> Mac rendering, since it's one of the systems I don't have here in my office.
> 

First Glance:  The page looks good.  Loads quickly.  A little busy with 
graphics for my taste but that's a personal preference.  The page 
resizes nicely in large and small windows.

CSS:  Looks good to me.  No real opinion on it.

Different Browsers:  The text looks the same in all browsers mostly. 
That's the hard part I think.  IE 6 has some issues though.  I don't 
like that the opacity for the main body sections don't work the same in 
Firefox as in IE and the solutions to fix it make for bad CSS in my 
opinion. I try to stay away from opacity for this reason but the 
examples are out there.  In the end though the difference degrades 
nicely and there's no loss of use so you'd be fine.

Looks good for me on Safari in windows.  This helps me avoid mac a lot 
of times.  For a look on other browsers try this link if you haven't 
before:  http://browsershots.org/


Without Images:  Looking at a page without images (disable them using 
the Firefox web developer tool bar) shows you what it might be like on a 
brutally slow connection.  Pretty good in this view, though I loose the 
page title and the top links are unreadable in this instance so you 
might take a look at that.  You might switch to an IMG tag with ALT and 
TITLE attributes to fix that.

Without CSS:  Your HTML is good.  You've used H1, H2 tags well and ULs 
too.  One problem is your top links aren't at the top of the page when 
styles are disabled though, so this could cause trouble some users with 
disabilities.

Overall a really good page.  The things I've outlined aren't show 
stoppers for the most part but may make your site more usable.

-Adam Ducker (http://adamducker.com)
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