Well done, Michael!
First, the good news: I've checked random pages around the site with
Firefox 1.5.0.3, Mozilla 1.7.13, Seamonkey 1.0, IE 6 SP1, IE 5.5 SP2, IE
5.01 SP2, Opera 8.54, Opera 8.02, Opera 7.54u2 and Opera 7.23 - layout
is ok in all of them (at 800x600 on Win98SE). There are issues in Opera
6.05, Netscape 6.2 and Netscape 7.01, but I'm not sure if anybody would
care at all...
Now the issues, big ones first:
1) Font size in pixels prevents IE users with bad eyesight to enlarge
the text, so they'll have difficulties reading it.
2) All the content of the page is inside headers; it would be more
semantically correct using some paragraph now and then :-)
3) Testing it with a text-only browser (I used both Links and Linx) I
would appreciate a "Skip to content" link at the top, as you have a
whole lot of navigation. Also, using one of the working links to go to
another page makes you wonder if it worked at all, as both the
navigation and the page title stay the same, and you can't see the
changed content until you've moved down two or three screens (the same
would apply to a screenreader, I think). You should change at least the
title from page to page.
4) While enlarging text in Firefox the 'orange' H5 bumps into the
following 'paragraph' (actually a H3). Some em-based margin or padding
should solve this.
Keep on the good works, you're doing fine overall...
djn
Michael Persson wrote:
> http://www.grekland.gr - the site is in swedish so i am not
expecting you
to read and understand it, its pure layout appearance check..
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