[afm]

I'd appreciate some feedback on my site:

http://www.aboutfacemag.com

Obviously, there are some issues with the site.

I am aware that it is optimized for at least 800x600 and IE5.5 or later -- I am planning to redesign with more compliance.

Any constructive criticism is welcome.

Thanks.

Kevin

[codeman]

Huh, cool, DIVs :) OK. Well first off, the title needs to be switched with the arrows because I have to scroll just a bit to see the logo. I like the nav but it needs to be more promenently positioned. It should be very visible. I like the blue color scheme but I'd like to see a more non-traditional blue. Your blue seems to be the blue that you get if you put color: blue; which I don't particularly like. Wait, scratch that, the blue looks good but it needs another color to compliment it. You know? Hope this helped. Oh, I'm running IE5.5 on an 800x600 Cool site. :)

[iamcenz]

hey its nice... i agree with codeman... need another color... something so there aint so much blue... maybe a gray. but what exactly is your site about... the domain sounds like it is a magazine or something... well anyways it dont look bad at all... me like. btw im running IE6.0 1280x1024

[codeman]

Hmmm...maybe gray AND something else. Orange? It needs some flava! Or green? Who knows, never rule out any colors until you've tried them :)

[iamcenz]

green i dont know... im not a fan of blue and green... orange might not be TO bad... red will look ok though.. try red while our at it

[Quik]

Not much content displayed in netscape 4.78

Like they said.. needs somthing else.. maybe graphics or color.. figure it out

[codeman]

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Quote: from Quik on 5:24 am on Feb. 14, 2002
Not much content displayed in netscape 4.78

Yeah, netscape isn't going to recognize those DIVs if they've been positioned using css. Much less the iframes! The solution is simple: just use a different code to link the stylesheet. New browsers will recognize it and old ones won't. Then, rather than using iframes just use the css tag overflow: auto; on the DIV code in the stylesheet. This will create the scrolling effect without the frame and NS4 and IE4 will still be able to SEE the content at least. Hope you know what I mean. Ask if you don't :)