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heritageoffice Posts: 10 Joined: 10/3/2005 Status: offline	Can you critique? - 10/3/2005 19:55:31 Please take your time to review and comment on www.heritageofficefurniture.com All comments are very much appreciated. Thanks, - IT Network Administrator at Heritage Office Furniture New * Pre-owned * Refurnished * Web Sales


rdouglass Posts: 9280 From: Biddeford, ME USA Status: offline	RE: Can you critique? - 10/4/2005 8:57:54 Clean design that's easy on the eyes. There is one thing that I personally didn't care for; it took me at least 4 clicks to get a picture of a sofa. As a browser / shopper, I normally like to see a product right away. Then I decide if I want more information like size, colors available, etc. At least IMO, you have it a little backwards. again IMO, I'd have the pictures available on this page: http://www.heritageofficefurniture.com/leathersofas.htm right beside the summary. _____________________________ Don't take you're eye off your final destination. ASP Checkbox Function Tutorial. (in reply to heritageoffice)


RickP Posts: 693 Joined: 11/13/2004 From: Kent, U.K. Status: offline	RE: Can you critique? - 10/5/2005 15:35:00 Screen width alert! The page width doesn't fit on an 800 pix screen at all - (approx 30% of visitors wil be viewing on 800 x 600 resolutions!) Personally, I find the red and the yellow bars a little too strong and the main content area a little too sparce - some blending between the nav bars and the content area somehow is needed. And... before someone else gets ya (beware of one named Tailside!)... there's no '!Doctype' declaration on any of the pages I looked at the source code on (but, seeing that the site has been created in FPE I guess there will be a lot of 'invalid' code anyhow!). I think you have some pages that have gaps in the file names - this may cause a problem in some browsers. Well, that's the negatives (but hopefully constructive too) - on the positive... the main layout and navigation is consistent and straightforward enough. The photos are okay - maybe a little too large though (?) - but nothing looks entirely 'terrible' anywhere! Hope this helps _____________________________ Regards, Rick On-The-Web-Now! (in reply to rdouglass)