One I remember is the discussion about a persons dvd list. I remember because I
personally use a table for my Phantom comic collection, so much easier than
using anything else...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 23/02/2007 2:05:59 am
Could you elaborate on the misuse of dls?
I can't remember any specific
I agree...
I like the simple design but the menu looks too un-important imho, it looks
like it has been added on as an after thought and hence sticks out a bit and
doesnt seem to gel with the overall design
Apart from the menu, the rest looks good.
One side note though: The logo seems to be
Using firefox at work I do not get that warning message but just a site with
the navigation out of line etc
It does not seem like its the only SA gov website that lacks a bit.
Recently I did a test on the tourism sites of the states of Australia and SA
came up the worst then as well
Hi
Cannot really add any more to the discussion rather than I personally use a
table for my collection of Phantom comics that I have listed on one of my
websites.
Jermayn
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Thank you for the suggestion, I really appreciate it :)
I'm somewhat torn
and pretty...
On 2/6/07, Barney Carroll [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jermayn Parker wrote:
It is not that good...
Yes it may load quick but it is a useless uninformative site and apart
from the home page it is ugly and bare as naked bones.
Lets hope that the designer does not win any awards
Photos of what the rooms look like would be one obvious example of what
would make this website a bit more credible.
On 2/6/07, Hassan Schroeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jermayn Parker wrote:
Your explanation makes sense but as a designer who also dabbles in seo,
would not it be your
will do that? I know for a FACT that it will not. I am currently
looking at hotels etc for my honeymoon and you know what me and my fiance
look at??? Yes we look at photos of the hotel, what it and the rooms looks
like.
On 2/6/07, Hassan Schroeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jermayn Parker wrote
Well, that's nice. So, I'm curious -- the site has both a photo (jpeg)
of the hotel exterior and a (Flash-embedded) image of one of the rooms,
so what's the problem?
So one flash embedded image and a photo of the hotel exterior is going to
give you a good feel about what the hotel is all
It is not that good...
Yes it may load quick but it is a useless uninformative site and apart from
the home page it is ugly and bare as naked bones.
Lets hope that the designer does not win any awards
On 2/3/07, Matthew Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A great example of Faust in practice:
You look at people like Piacoso and his art made no sense and it was popular
and so are these types of website, make no sense but are popular (myspace
another example)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/02/2007 9:56:49 am
Why would you want to create such an image gallery for navigation, no
rollover
some of it makes sense (like self portraits etc) but a lot of his sculptures
and other stuff doesnt, it went agaisnt the grain of normal painting etc of his
era
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/02/2007 10:14:18 am
On 2/1/07, Jermayn Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You look at people like Piacoso
Jan 2007 14:39:40 +1000, Jermayn Parker
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Hi all
I know this is a fairly simple problem but after spending a few days
designing it and nutting out all these problems, im kinder over it (if
you kow what i mean)
In ie the divs which hold the main content go below
http://germworks.net/blog/2007/02/01/wikiasari
has anyone looked into this much?? I only myself heard of it today and did a
quick read, test and write up...
The
Yeah the search box is kinder hidden and not noticeable (btw its on the left),
guess we are used to it smack bang in our face like google...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 1/02/2007 1:58 pm
Quoth Jermayn Parker at 02/01/07 16:14...
http://germworks.net/blog/2007/02/01/wikiasari
has anyone looked
Hi all
I know this is a fairly simple problem but after spending a few days designing
it and nutting out all these problems, im kinder over it (if you kow what i
mean)
In ie the divs which hold the main content go below the side menu divs if the
window size isnt big enough.
I think the
OK so how do we help the lecturers???
Is giving them links and offering services as a guest lecturer help? Would
not this undermind the old practices that they teach???
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 25/01/2007 10:02:12 am
Doesn't the ACS (In Australia) claim to be our peek standards body?
(Also
Are these free??? and even i they are, would lectures go to them??
On 1/29/07, Patrick H. Lauke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jermayn Parker wrote:
OK so how do we help the lecturers???
It's possibly at this point that it's worth mentioning the WaSP
Education Task Force (EduTF) http
/07, Jermayn Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK so how do we help the lecturers???
Is giving them links and offering services as a guest lecturer help?
Would
not this undermind the old practices that they teach???
Port80/AWIA (http://www.port80.asn.au) is speaking with two TAFEs in
Perth about
Its good to see it happening in WA, seeing we are the best state and now we
can set standards for the whole world :P
How about the WAs unis??
On 1/29/07, Kay Smoljak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know it's not happening everywhere, but my example shows a small
area where things are being
I was enjoying this little discussion so i decided to put together some of
our points and views in my blog
http://germworks.net/blog/2007/01/26/attention-web-lecturers
im updating it at the moment so please bear with any little problems.
On 1/25/07, Lucien Stals [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No need to apologise mate. I understand why you get angry as myself I agree
that people should not make excusses for
On 1/26/07, Tim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Russ, the group and teachers, it was a knee jerk mental response
to make that unfair statement about teachers generally.
I did
So would making web designers get a certificate of some kind fix this
problem??
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, Jermayn Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So would making web designers get a certificate of some kind fix this
problem??
Not if it existed out there all on its own. I think for it to have any real
effect, it would have to be backed by some sort of governing body and
probably have some sort of legal
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On 25/01/07, Jermayn Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So would making web designers get a certificate of some kind fix this
problem??
Not if it existed out there all on its own. I think for it to have any real
effect, it would have to be backed by some sort
Asfar as I know accessibility compliance is a requirement for every new govt
website project that is out for tender.
Yes that is right. I am involved at the moment of a redesign of a gov website
and we have to create the website to cover level 3 standards...
The thing that gets me with this discussion is why create all these features
to cover up the problem?
If you created it in XHTML/ php etc and not flash, you would not have these
problems and then you would not have to spend extra time fixing the problems
that has been caused by using flash.
ok just browsing some websites during lunch break and i came across this:
http://tatteredfly.com
and in looking at the code, ive noticed that the header image is a background
of the div but in the code they have a 'heading one' with the title. Is this
hidden and is this used for SEO reasons??
2007 13:50:10 +1000, Jermayn Parker
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ok just browsing some websites during lunch break and i came across this:
http://tatteredfly.com
and in looking at the code, ive noticed that the header image is a
background of the div but in the code they have a 'heading one
IMHO the best solution would be not to use Flash as navigation and then the
problem would be dissolved automatically :)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 9/01/2007 7:22 pm
Ok, but what if... site has navigation built with Flash. As much as I know
(read: think) screenreader can not read it, so it is not
A rather basic question..
If you have tabular information does it need to included within the paragraph
p tags?
Thanks
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Not bad rules imho
although im in not the uk, I think personally these rules are a good idea. Only
problem is that it is a bit of information for the old footer.
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My service provider sent the following out in the latest newsletter. I
was not aware of
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You've set the height of #header, #text and #logo to 91px but you've also
given #logo margin-top and padding-top of 3px which actually makes it 97px
high.
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No that didnt work
I tried adding it to all the divs
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