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Posted by Chris Michael \(INTOmobi\) on 10/06/86 11:42
Carolyn Marenger wrote:
> Chris Michael (INTOmobi) wrote:
>
>> All comments are welcome. This design went live on Monday and i've
>> been playing around with it since then, although I would like a few
>> more opinions on it.
>>
>> Thanks
>
> Ok, here goes. I am looking at this through KDE Konqueror 3.3.2 and
> I will also take a look with Mozilla Firefox 1.0.2.
>
> 1. The font is very small, and in particular the green on white is
> not high enough contrast for me to read it easily without enlarging
> the font on the page. It is ok once I enlarge the font, however I
> don't like to have to and some people don't know how to.
We're going to address the problem with the contrast of the green text on
the light background.
> 4. When my viewport is set to that of a high end hand held, such as a
> cell phone - your apparent target audience, I get just over 1/3rd of
> the horizontal content. At typical resolution for an older handheld
> or cell phone, it is further reduced to 1/5th or 20% of the
> horizontal content. Since you are targeting cell phone users, you
> might want to consider addressing this.
We're actually going to have a specific wap portal built at a later date for
mobile phones to browse our catalogue, but i doubt many users will be
browsing our website via their mobile phone, at the moment users are
browsing on the net or ordering from print adverts etc, although as more
sophisticated wap sites are offered to users they'll also start to browse
via their mobile phone, but like i said it'll be a seperate portal running
off the same database.
> 5. Text as graphics. In my books that is a no-no. You do however
> make up for it with appropriate titles, so if I were to slap your
> hand, I would have to do it gently.
LOL! I didn't approve of it either to be honest but was convinced to go for
it, although i did have the condition that all images should have titles.
> 6. Colours are nice, the only issue I have is with the green's
> contrast, in particular with the small font.
This is being address, it's a common complaint of the site.
> 7. Page is attractive and inviting. Good work. It is much better
> than the majority of pages I have seen.
Thank you very much for your kind comments and suggestions Carolyn
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