RE: [WSG] Site Check - Mitra Foundation

2006-11-02 Thread Rachel May
Hi Rahul,

It is a really nice site!

Did you design and build it?  On the home page the use of so many fonts, in
particular the ad for the Carbon Campus Neutral Project, is a bit
overwhelming.  But that is the only thing that I can suggest changing, I
really like the colours nice and natural really suit the topic.

Cheers,
Rachel

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Subject: [WSG] Site Check - Mitra Foundation

Dear All,

http://rahulgonsalves.com/mitra/0111/index.html

I would appreciate a site check, for this website - built for a 
non-profit looking to promote alternative energy choices.

I have looked at the site in various Windows browsers - Opera 9, FF 
2/1.5, IE 6,7, SeaMonkey and Flock. I have also checked out some of the 
pages using the SnugTech Safari test, and it seems mostly passable, if 
not quite pixel-perfect across these browsers. I'd appreciate a heads-up 
on any of the linux and mac browsers, and various older browsers, if you 
have access to them.

The site validates, except for the use of one proprietary IE-specific 
PNG hack. The CSS /should/ validate.

Please do give me your suggestions - all of them are appreciated very 
much. However, suggestions that aren't related to CSS, off-list, please.

Thanks in advance,
  - Rahul.


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Re: [WSG] Site Check - Mitra Foundation

2006-11-02 Thread David Hucklesby
On Thu, 02 Nov 2006 08:51:23 +0530, Rahul Gonsalves wrote:
 Dear All,

 http://rahulgonsalves.com/mitra/0111/index.html

 I would appreciate a site check, for this website - built for a non-
 profit looking to promote alternative energy choices.


I'd agree with Rachel and David - a really attractive and appropriate
layout and color scheme.

You ask about older browsers, but I see problems in IE 7. The text on
the horizontal secondary menu (yellow) gets out of whack with the 
actual link when any zoom is applied (Ctrl +). At the same time, the
image transitions get very jerky. There's also a horizontal scroll bar,
with the content extending beyond the window borders - but this seems
to be a feature of Microsoft's first attempt at a real zoom.

My standalone IE 5.5 has problems with the transparency of the logo
(but I only just installed IE 7 with these standalones, so that may be
a limitation of my setup). IE 5.5 also pops a warning about the script
- Line: 4  Char: 1  Error: Object doesn't support this property or 
method.

IE 5.01 is totally borked - most of the content is missing. I don't
think I'd worry too much about it though. My site gets visitors on
Windows 98, but even they have IE 5.5.

Checked on Windows xp SP 2 @ 120 DPI.

(Check spelling of title on contact page!)

Cordially,
David
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Re: [WSG] Site Check - Mitra Foundation

2006-11-02 Thread Rahul Gonsalves

Rachel May wrote:

Hi Rahul,

It is a really nice site!

Did you design and build it?  On the home page the use of so many fonts, in
particular the ad for the Carbon Campus Neutral Project, is a bit
overwhelming.  But that is the only thing that I can suggest changing, I
really like the colours nice and natural really suit the topic.

Cheers,
Rachel


Hi Rachel,

Thank you. I must admit, that I did both design (!) and build the site.

I realise that there are quite a few different font faces on the home 
page. I will see if I can make do with fewer ones - though I rather like 
that particular font, so perhaps permit me the indulgence.


Also thanks to Mr. Capone - and I must admit, that I have disabled 
javascript too; but it seems to be doing okay without it - it results in 
a slightly longer wait as the images overlay each other, but I think 
that is quite acceptable.


Thanks!

 - Rahul.


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[WSG] Site Check - Mitra Foundation

2006-11-01 Thread Rahul Gonsalves

Dear All,

http://rahulgonsalves.com/mitra/0111/index.html

I would appreciate a site check, for this website - built for a 
non-profit looking to promote alternative energy choices.


I have looked at the site in various Windows browsers - Opera 9, FF 
2/1.5, IE 6,7, SeaMonkey and Flock. I have also checked out some of the 
pages using the SnugTech Safari test, and it seems mostly passable, if 
not quite pixel-perfect across these browsers. I'd appreciate a heads-up 
on any of the linux and mac browsers, and various older browsers, if you 
have access to them.


The site validates, except for the use of one proprietary IE-specific 
PNG hack. The CSS /should/ validate.


Please do give me your suggestions - all of them are appreciated very 
much. However, suggestions that aren't related to CSS, off-list, please.


Thanks in advance,
 - Rahul.


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Re: [WSG] Site Check - Mitra Foundation

2006-11-01 Thread ~davidLaakso

Rahul Gonsalves wrote:

http://rahulgonsalves.com/mitra/0111/index.html
I would appreciate a site check, for this website - built for a 
non-profit looking to promote alternative energy choices.
The site validates, except for the use of one proprietary IE-specific 
PNG hack. The CSS /should/ validate.


Please do give me your suggestions - all of them are appreciated very 
much. However, suggestions that aren't related to CSS, off-list, please.



 - Rahul.


Looks good and works well on my end, Rahul.
Best,
~dL
PS But I disabled javascript because it was driving me nuts :-) .

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