RE: [WSG] Site test?

[Birendra]

Hi

I check the site in the iphone simulator and see there are vertical and
horizontal scrollbar their... might be it's because of the logo and the
header image and slider... as this is still in the design platform you have
to workout on that part. Rest of the things are fine except the navigation
part... the links hard to read.

My view of the site there are lot of work to do in the design part also.

Regards
Birendra (web designer)

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The transition is smooth and the paging buttons just big enough to hit with
my finger on my iPad. Agree regarding the blue on blue nav. Clearly you have
not finished so I'll leave it there.

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On 22/05/2011, at 7:03 AM, Andrew Maben  wrote:

> Looks good on my Touch, except the blue on blue nav is a bit hard to read.
The transtions look great!


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Re: [WSG] Site test?

[David Laakso]

On 5/21/11 5:22 PM, Telford Computer Doctor wrote:


Just in the process of designing a website for a client, just 
wondering whether iPad, iPhone, mobile users could give me some 
feedback as to the jQuery used - whether it works basically.


http://www.telfordcomputerdoctor.co.uk/lt

Only the homepage is complete at the moment, as it is still in design 
stages.


Thanks in advance,
Mike @ Telford Computer Doctor





Mobile:
Samsung Galaxy Prevail [Android/2.2.2] for BoostMobile [low-end "smart 
phone" with touch screen].


The page is not "mobile-friendly" on this end.
Full width header footer. Content two column.
Content in left column and 3 column footer unreadable on landing 
portrait or landscape.
+3 or +4 font-scaling necessary to make content readable but this draws 
a horizontal scroll bar.


You may find this article by Bruce Lawson helpful in determining  the 
mobile strategy you and your client wish to employ...



Desktop [if of concern]:
Landing on primary content tiny-type at 116.5dpi on a MacBook Pro may be 
as difficult for some of your users as it is for me.
Minimum font-size 16 set in the prefs in Mac Firefox/3.6.17 causes the 
contact info to break out the right-side of the outermost container.
Minimum font-size 32 set in the prefs in Mac Opera/11.11 [same as above] 
and the 3col footer content breaks out the bottom of the outermost 
container.


Best wishes and good luck,
~d

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http://chelseacreekstudio.com/fa/



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Re: [WSG] Site test?

[Stuart Shearing]

Hi Mike

Transitions work on both the iPhone 4 and Android (HTC Desire HD). 

FYI - The iPhone displays the page full width so I need to zoom in to see the 
menu however on the android the menu is great but I needed to scroll right to 
see the the contact form.

Regards
Stuart

From: Andrew Maben 
Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2011 5:33 AM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org 
Subject: Re: [WSG] Site test?

Looks good on my Touch, except the blue on blue nav is a bit hard to read. The 
transtions look great!

Andrew

Sent from my iPod

On May 21, 2011, at 5:22 PM, Telford Computer Doctor  
wrote:


  Good morning/afternoon/evening all,

  First post here, so go easy ;-)

  Just in the process of designing a website for a client, just wondering 
whether iPad, iPhone, mobile users could give me some feedback as to the jQuery 
used - whether it works basically.

  http://www.telfordcomputerdoctor.co.uk/lt

  Only the homepage is complete at the moment, as it is still in design stages.

  Thanks in advance,
  Mike @ Telford Computer Doctor


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Re: [WSG] Site test?

[Oliver Boermans]

The transition is smooth and the paging buttons just big enough to hit with my 
finger on my iPad. Agree regarding the blue on blue nav. Clearly you have not 
finished so I'll leave it there.

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@ollicle

On 22/05/2011, at 7:03 AM, Andrew Maben  wrote:

> Looks good on my Touch, except the blue on blue nav is a bit hard to read. 
> The transtions look great!


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Re: [WSG] Site test?

[Andrew Maben]

Looks good on my Touch, except the blue on blue nav is a bit hard to  
read. The transtions look great!


Andrew

Sent from my iPod

On May 21, 2011, at 5:22 PM, Telford Computer Doctor > wrote:



Good morning/afternoon/evening all,

First post here, so go easy ;-)

Just in the process of designing a website for a client, just  
wondering whether iPad, iPhone, mobile users could give me some  
feedback as to the jQuery used - whether it works basically.


http://www.telfordcomputerdoctor.co.uk/lt

Only the homepage is complete at the moment, as it is still in  
design stages.


Thanks in advance,
Mike @ Telford Computer Doctor


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[WSG] Site test?

[Telford Computer Doctor]

Good morning/afternoon/evening all,

First post here, so go easy ;-)

Just in the process of designing a website for a client, just wondering 
whether iPad, iPhone, mobile users could give me some feedback as to the 
jQuery used - whether it works basically.


http://www.telfordcomputerdoctor.co.uk/lt

Only the homepage is complete at the moment, as it is still in design 
stages.


Thanks in advance,
Mike @ Telford Computer Doctor



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Re: [WSG] Site test & Google analytics

[Tee G. Peng]

On Jul 26, 2007, at 2:24 PM, Jason Robb wrote:


Hello everyone,

I launched a site today. http://www.barbarawellsstudio.com - I'm  
looking for some criticism, any suggestions are appreciated. On a  
side note, I posted a thread back in late May on Photo Gallery  
markup. My solution is located here: http:// 
www.barbarawellsstudio.com/collections/


Also, when including Google Analytics, they ask to insert the  
script into the , just before the end of the .


Hi Jason, in Firefox, there is a one pixel gap between the tab and  
the color bar. I only took a look from Mac, but pretty sure the same  
thing is showing in PC too as I had encountered the very same problem  
with a site that also have color coded tabs. The color bar is quite  
thick therefor you can use line-height or padding bottom to  
compensate easily.


The collections page loads a bit slow for me though - I am on cable  
broadband. I was once quite fancy with this lightbox gallery, but  
very soon I got so sick of it I can't even bear to look at it :)  
Think it goes better with blog.


tee




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Re: [WSG] Site test & Google analytics

[James Ellis]

HI Jason

You can stick it in the  of the document although that will load it
prior to the rest of the document being loaded which may cause the page to
display a bit later than usual. The way around that issue is to use an event
listener on "load", it could even be delayed by a few seconds using a
settimeout but not too much that the visitor will leave before it fires.

Ggl only suggest sticking it at the end of the  to avoid interference
with page load issues, it's sort of a poor mans load handler.

I'm pretty sure having script in the  is ok for all html and xhtml
doctypes (strict transitional etc) so you can have your standards cake and
eat it too.

Cheers
James

-Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Jason Robb
> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 4:25 PM
> To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
> Subject: [WSG] Site test & Google analytics
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I launched a site today. http://www.barbarawellsstudio.com - I'm looking
> for some criticism, any suggestions are appreciated. On a side note, I
> posted a thread back in late May on Photo Gallery markup. My solution is
> located here: http://www.barbarawellsstudio.com/collections/
>
> Also, when including Google Analytics, they ask to insert the script
> into the , just before the end of the .
>
> My question is this: If I insert the 

RE: [WSG] Site test & Google analytics

[Joyce Evans]

I like the photo gallery.  Did you get the code from another source, or did
you write it?  If from another source, do you mine sharing?  I wasn't a
member back in May.

Thanks.


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jason Robb
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 4:25 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: [WSG] Site test & Google analytics

Hello everyone,

I launched a site today. http://www.barbarawellsstudio.com - I'm looking 
for some criticism, any suggestions are appreciated. On a side note, I 
posted a thread back in late May on Photo Gallery markup. My solution is 
located here: http://www.barbarawellsstudio.com/collections/

Also, when including Google Analytics, they ask to insert the script 
into the , just before the end of the .

My question is this: If I insert the 

Re: [WSG] Site test & Google analytics

[Matthew Cruickshank]

Jason Robb wrote:
My question is this: If I insert the 

[WSG] Site test & Google analytics

[Jason Robb]

Hello everyone,

I launched a site today. http://www.barbarawellsstudio.com - I'm looking 
for some criticism, any suggestions are appreciated. On a side note, I 
posted a thread back in late May on Photo Gallery markup. My solution is 
located here: http://www.barbarawellsstudio.com/collections/


Also, when including Google Analytics, they ask to insert the script 
into the , just before the end of the .


My question is this: If I insert the