koewnet
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Student - Logo Re-Design for Site
Initial tought: It looked like a hat or a hammer (think Mjolnir). Perhaps you should add a subtle curved line around where the cone starts to form upwards, so you can make out the cone-shape some more. Another thing: Why don't you lose the gr…
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Safari VS Firefox
As soon as IE has been wiped away from all the world's computers, the Eternal Fight between Safari and Firefox will be settled. It is said that the Legendary Steve Ballmer will be chair-throwing the winner till he dies of a heart attack. In ot…
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Redesign again
The new one is lovely; you get right to the case, which is the portfolio and search/contact. If there's something to be picky about, I'd say the contact-form was a bit too hidden away, almost as if you didn't want it there. Also, no n…
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Have you been hijacked Chris
Isn't there a way of making them do a CAPTCHA when registering as a user? I believe there's a plugin somewhere...
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my website is finally done
That goes for Firefox 2, as well.
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UL Horizontal menu wierndness IE6, Safari, IE7
Could it be a reversed menu stepdown? Check out Chris' article about it.
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Blog location
Easier to write /blog/ too. Annoying with an additional ".", IMHO.
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CSS Frameworks
Building your own CSS frameworks is almost always to prefer, as they'll not include styles that won't be used. Personally I like to have full controll over each CSS, as it feels "safer", if you know what I mean...
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Any Webmail suggestions?
Of course, on a privacy related level, you should inform your clients that Google will automatically go through the e-mails, scan them for keywords and bring up relevant ads (on the right or top side) if logged in through webmail. If you use Thunder…
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Any Webmail suggestions?
And here's a link to Google Apps. (although it shouldn't be hard to find, haha)
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My first CSS website
"milehighdesigner" said:CSS tricks can get away without it because css-tricks.com tells you what it is up front. You won't expect to find travel information here. Still, we've got that guy who thought it was a Counter-Strike: S…
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My first CSS website
Perhaps it's your host? If it's 10gb Free Host, I'm probably correct. I don't see any other reason why the pages should load that slowly...
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My first CSS site!
What Erika is talking about can be learned from ALA's article called CSS Sprites: Image Slicing’s Kiss of Death.
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Javascript disabled?
A good example on JS-reliability, is when you need it to perform search. Search is a function which should never require anything else than the standard HTML setup (input-elements aso..) to perform its actual function. JavaScript could of course hel…
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Please help me to align these submit buttons :)
Personally I'd put 'em inside a -element, and style them thereafter...
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Starting over from scratch...
Yes, I do it all the time. I've dubbed it "Progressive CSS Enhancement". I usually go about it this way: [list=1][*]CSS inside in , local document[/*:m][*]CSS moved to a separate CSS file and fetched through a -tag, local document[/*…
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Form semantic question
"about.com" said:To use the label tag, simply surround the text that you want associated with a form field with the label tag. If you don't include the form field inside the label tag, then you should use the for attribute to associat…
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Javascript disabled?
Also just think carefully before making main content only viewable through javascript (if there's some kind of XML-load or what have you), as Google writes in their Webmaster Guidelines: "Google Webmaster Guidelines" said:Use a text b…
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Javascript disabled?
Personally I don't think you should require JS to perform main functions on a web application, but I do understand the nicety and some improvement on usability issues it can do. Here's what mostly can't use or don't support* JS:…
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CSS Images replacement and SEO
If I'm not entirely mistaken, Google, like every other crawler, crawls through the markup, not the design. GoogleBot will see: Tags: Adobe Dreamweaver Adobe Air CSS ...while visitors will see the icons. Also, I do hope you'll get some :…
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Some feedback?
The place where I work we almost only use ASP.NET when it comes to application platform. It's not nice markup (everything is inside a form, and it uses XML-like syntaxes on some hidden input-fields) and there's a lot of issues with non-val…
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Need Feedback
I like it very much. It's gracefully degrading with JavaScript too, and I am very glad to see that the page's design isn't ruined by blocking JS either. The only thing which might be annoying is the top-levels on the horizontal menu.…
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Web Design Competition Standards
Comments on page accessibility: [list][*]Navigation is not optimal; screen readers won't read your flash navigation - it'll just read the list[/*:m][*]No access keys?! At least add some to your navigation[/*:m][*]Screen readers will not re…
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Nice weather: me less behind the computer
It's 32 degrees celsius in the shadows during the day here now. Can't focus clearly on CSS or the computer for that matter 8-)
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Glory Days Website
My bad, I'm using AdBlock Plus to block all ads. I almost can't surf the web without it, since it's (the internet) gotten too much crowded with ads... Well, then you're stuck with a fixed height and overflow: hidden;? I can'…
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Flickr feed invalidates page...
pab is right: just change the & to & and you'll be fine. A link can only contain one regular ampersand in order to validate. If there's more you'll need to use &