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Maxwell Posts: 17 From: None Status: offline	Blast away - 10/11/2001 13:39:00 Well, with the Word docs and all I had some problems. I think all are resolved except the discussion forum doesn't work. Critiques and suggestions (but please no rotten fruit) will be appreciated! www.gahcoalition.org

godshall2

Posts: 370
From: Telford PA USA
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RE: Blast away - 10/11/2001 14:16:00

Looks pretty good. I think I would make the outer section of the circle transparent so you dont have that big white box. If your not sure what I mean, You can check it out here.

http://home3.netcarrier.com/~godshall/temp/

Its the circle without the surrounding white. I think it would look much nicer. Just save the image to you drive if you like it.

Troy | www.aplustemplates.com

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Maxwell Posts: 17 From: None Status: offline	RE: Blast away - 10/11/2001 16:41:00 Thanks. I had the right image in the file, but had set the wrong image. (in reply to Maxwell)

Goober

Posts: 1156
From: Pennsylvania USA
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RE: Blast away - 10/11/2001 16:52:00

I would recommend beefing up the navigation, making sure top level nav is available on every page. People should not have to return home to move around in a site.

You might also consider using a sans-serif font such as Verdana or Arial. I think you will find them a little easier to read online.

I like the buttons and would recommend repeating those colors somehow in your site design. Although I like white sites, just a tad more color would make it more visually interesting. Maybe repeat it in the title graphic? The blue just doesn't flow with the button colors. I would also move the buttons higher on the page.

You could use some space between the last paragraph and copyright info.

Contact info on each page would be good, at least an e-mail address/link.

Good start.

Sandy

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[This message has been edited by Goober (edited 10-11-2001).]

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