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Folks,
I'm looking into buying a camcorder with a strong eye for using the output
online. I hope to set up on my own later this year and I'd like to be able
to offer online video capacity as a site feature should it be appropriate.
I was wondering if people had any recommendations or pointers
All,
The company I'm currently working for have agreed to let me loose on
their website.
Am I correct in believing that the main screen resolution in use is
800x600? or have the majority of users finally got to 1024/768?
I'm just trying to decide which to design for... :)
TIA,
Matt
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I always design for 800 X 600 - both fixed and fluid layouts.
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Macdonald-Wallace
Sent: 07 January 2004 12:22
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [wdvltalk] Screen Resolutions
All,
The company I'm currently working for have agreed to let me loose
An array is more of a programming data structure than a DBMS concept.
Typically, data elements might be read from a database (via query) into one
or more arrays, which may then be programmatically manipulated and then,
usually, the transformed data is either output using various methods
(screen,
Am I correct in believing that the main screen resolution in use is
800x600? or have the majority of users finally got to 1024/768?
if you make the assumption that users are perfectly happy to maximize their
browser windows to avoid scrolling horizontally on your site, then yeah, go
right
I'm with you. I can't remember the last time I voluntarily maximized my
browser window. I say voluntarily because on occasion I've visited sites
that insisted on going full screen and it really annoys me.
Even though my husband does maximize his browser window he always has his
favorites or
Matt, this is what standards are all about. Design the site using the full
power of css. Make it fluid so resolution isn't an issue (except for
extreme widths).
Wrap the whole thing in a div with a small left and right margin to center
it whatever the screen resolution. Use percentages for
if you make the assumption that users are perfectly happy to maximize their
browser windows to avoid scrolling horizontally on your site, then yeah, go
right ahead, make them maximize their browser windows
can you tell how i feel about that? ;o)
ummm, over joyed? :p
OK, so what resolution
Drew,
On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 13:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt, this is what standards are all about. Design the site using the full
power of css. Make it fluid so resolution isn't an issue (except for
extreme widths).
Wrap the whole thing in a div with a small left and right margin to
All,
as you can probably tell from these last posts, it's been a while since
I actually designed a website for a company, usually it's just for
myself/friends.
Do people still use Splash screens? This would give the following
kind of site map:
|---|
| Splash
OK, so what resolution do you design for Rudy? I'm now intrigued.
i design for all resolutions ;o)
If you don't design for 800x600 or 1024x768, and you don't like
scroll bars/maximising windows, I'm dying to know how you
design sites that avoid all of this!
by making the design liquid
Do people still use Splash screens?
no
The company have asked for it, I'm just wondering if
this affects traffic in any way shape of form...
yes, it does, it affects search engine positioning
also, a percentage of users will not bother entering
you are shooting yourself in the company
On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 14:08, rudy wrote:
Do people still use Splash screens?
no
The company have asked for it, I'm just wondering if
this affects traffic in any way shape of form...
yes, it does, it affects search engine positioning
also, a percentage of users will not bother
I would like to add a barcode reader input to my webpages. Has anyone done
this and is it even possible. I've been doing some research on adding it to
a VB program which would work if that's the only way to do it. Any
suggestions??
Thanks
Robert
--- Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote: ---
: All,
:
: as you can probably tell from these last posts, it's been a while
: since I actually designed a website for a company, usually it's
: just for myself/friends.
:
: Do people still use Splash screens? This would give
All,
This is the first attempt at the new site:
http://www.interactwiththe.net/ict/mainPage.png
Please note that this is purely an image for mock-up purposes.
To give you a comparison, the old site (not designed by me!) is here:
http://www.ictstrategies.com/
TIA,
Matt
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Matt,
At 1024 resolution it looks great, a lot cleaner than the previous version.
One concern might be that you are losing a lot of space at the top of the
screen with the corporate identity stuff. It takes up about a third on 800
by 600 and you also have a vertical scroll, but I assume that's
This is the first attempt at the new site:
http://www.interactwiththe.net/ict/mainPage.png
it is nice and simple (which is *very* important in my book)
and rather easy to make liquid ;o)
the previous version did have a bunch of icons in the main body area, are
you planning to do away with
On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 16:04, rudy wrote:
This is the first attempt at the new site:
http://www.interactwiththe.net/ict/mainPage.png
it is nice and simple (which is *very* important in my book)
and rather easy to make liquid ;o)
the previous version did have a bunch of icons in the
Can't speak for Rudi but what I do is make sure it looks okay w/o scrollbars
at 800x600 and liquid so it will flow for larger ones.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
MS-MVP-FrontPage
www.wiserways.com
mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
713.353.0139 Office
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Personally I find splash pages annoying especially if I am returning to a
site. Last thing I want to do is sit through the splash screen again. Also,
since search engines use content for ranking pages a splash page isn't going
to help your company get higher in the search engines.
On thing that
http://www.zionpentecostal.com/home.html
What can be causing this poor performance?
TOTAL_OBJECTS - Warning! The total number of objects on this page is
30 - consider reducing this to a more reasonable number. Combine, refine,
and optimize your external objects. Replace graphic rollovers
At 08:18 AM 1/7/2004, Matt wrote:
I'm currently writing the CSS for the xhtml to display it properly, as a
liquid layout. (/me doesn't do tables anymore!)
Since the page is just an png image file, not an html, I have no way to
review your code (Nice-view page though). But I noticed that you
KoaFar,
On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 18:47, K.F. Wu wrote:
At 08:18 AM 1/7/2004, Matt wrote:
I'm currently writing the CSS for the xhtml to display it properly, as a
liquid layout. (/me doesn't do tables anymore!)
Since the page is just an png image file, not an html, I have no way to
review
Total page size including flash and javascript is 140k which is pretty large
for a dial-up since optimal is 40-50k and anything over 70k is worth looking
to find out what you can do to reduce the page size.
One thing you can do is set page default for fonts and that will eliminate a
lot of your
Thank you guys! I will check the flash, the scripts and the web optimizer
recommendations as well.
Thanks a bunch!
Peter Vidal
Pall Aeropower Corp.
SR Programmer Analyst
WWW.Pall.com
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