At 10:11 AM 01/29/02 +0800, Stas Bekman wrote: >My point was to only take the two columns approach from this page, which >is a different approach for separating between the menu and the content.
Yes, I understood. >> I also like the simple menu boxes like on http://sdphp.net/ (which are very >> common -- simple menu items with a heading. The last one with just the >> menu items were nice, but it's a bit plain. > > >I don't like this one. It's too noisy, it's hard to concentrate where to >look. I agree. I just happened to be on that page, and the example was that the boxes have a header. I've liked the mod_perl menu design with just the text in the box, but then the box is very plain looking. So I was suggesting a headers. Maybe just a small stripe of color on the top of the menu box, I don't know. >> http://domm.zsi.at/modperl-site-domm/products/products.html >> >> is fine, too. > > >I don't know. Something is very missing from the page. I think I miss >the borders. Borders? You mean the lines that show with the light background? One though is that we are used to seeing sites with a full width banner across the top of the page. Maybe those banners hold the site together, otherwise it's just a collection of boxes on the screen. >> If you want my opinion (which you have probably had enough of by now), >> generate the site with as few lines and graphics as possible, and then find >> a graphic designer to add a little flair to the site -- nice colors to tie >> it all together with a new logo, and a small top banner to link all the >> pages together as a single site. > > >That's exactly what we do. I guess I don't follow you. DocSet gives you >the templates, which are easy to modify and Thomas and Allan are doing a >great design work, we are stuck because of the broken browsers :( Right. In other words, I am not the one to ask about design ideas. I'll withhold my opinions about design vs. browsers, at this time. ;) >I don't hate IE, since I don't use win32 :) New machine arrives next week. Then I can answer that way, too. I hope. -- Bill Moseley mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
