Cameron Russ,
Thank you both for your feedback! (And especially to Cameron for the
recognition!)
It seems some of the folks at webstandardsawards.com and CSS Vault are
being a little... ahem... forceful with their comments. :)
As for the constructive criticism:
Print CSS - I'd nearly
Nate,
The term Colour blindness is now frowned on. Apparently colour
deficiency is the more correct term - for what it's worth. :)
Anyway, there are basically three types of colour deficiency. They are:
1. Deuteranope (a form of red/green colour deficit)
2. Protanope (another form of red/green
Nate,
I, too, was surprised at the 'forcefulness' of some of the feedback. I
would be interested to know whether they could come anywhere close to
your level of aesthetic competence. I was hugely impressed when I saw
what you had done.
There is a tension, isn't there, between the aesthetic
Hi Nate,
Welcome to the list. Open critiques on this list are great - as long as
feedback is helpful rather than abrasive. :)
Criticism or praise?
How about some praise:
I have only looked at the front page but I think it's an excellent example
of a web standards based portal. The main page has
Some interesting comments already:
http://www.webstandardsawards.com/previous/aiga_atlanta.html#comments
The first comment is simply opinion on the design, but the second comment
mentions some good accessibility issues that should be considered.
Russ
Forget CSS Vault, I already awarded it on
