One point on the password strength meter. The green of the "very strong" has almost no contrast against the light blue of the field module. It's very difficult to read. You might consider changing that green to something darker.
-----Original Message----- From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jörn Zaefferer Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 12:17 PM To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com Subject: [jQuery] Re: [SITE SUBMISSION] Brightegg.com Ryan Rose schrieb: > > I would like to announce the launch of http://www.brightegg.com, a new > web platform for building/managing professional-looking websites built > with jQuery. Brightegg utilizes several popular jQuery plugins, > including blockUI, datePicker, cookie, corner, superfish, and > validate. jQuery is Brighteggs primary toolkit, although the main > application uses a combination of Dojo and FCKeditor as well. > > Brightegg offers full-featured website building, including the > addition of forms and customization options for a myriad of design > themes. All of Brighteggs design themes are provided by our growing > community of designers, and Brightegg also supports the use of custom > designs. All forms come with built-in client-side validation (using > the jQuery validate plugin) as well as server-side validation (the > server framework is developed with CakePHP). Date fields include an > AJAX calendar (jquery.datePicker) and all textareas are expandable > (using jQuery). > > I would like to personally thank John Resig for this wonderful toolkit > as well as the plugin authors. Keep up the great work! > > Thank you and Happy New Year! > Its always nice to see your own work in the wild. I took a look at the registration page - I like combination of validation and password strength meter, thats nice. The message display leaves a lot to deserve. The one thing that you really should fix is the padding on the error class (.error { ...; padding: 10px }) which is also applied to the input, which is really annoying. It should help to apply that padding only to label.error. That should improve things, but still leaves the problem of those yellow boxes popping up. I've got a few ideas on how to improve that generally, but would require siginificant changes, so most likely needs a 2.x version... Anyway, let me know if you find something you need improved on the validation plugin. I'd be glad to help. Regards Jörn
