Your opinion

[Lawrence Beyer]

I finally got finished and published with
everything working. Please take a look at my
web site with various browsers and various
settings and give me your opinion. (I only
have IE, and fast cable.) I know it is plain,
but my main concern was stability. I didn't
want the type shifting around and changing
size.

www.SOUVENIRSIGNS.com


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[Steve Easton]

Well,

It loads sort of slow even on DSL.
It will never get listed by search engines because there is no text in the pages, because
you've turned everything into images.


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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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[Guest]

I cannot get to the order form page. It just "hangs". I'm using IE6 on a T1
connection.

 

[Tom J]

Well,

It loads sort of slow even on DSL.
It will never get listed by search engines because there is no text
in the pages, because
you've turned everything into images.

Besides that the title is "home page" and there is no description.

You are right - never get listed. I also don't understand having the
group thumbnail and then having the same thing as individual
thumbnails, otherwise looks Ok with Mozilla 7.1.8

Tom J

 

[=?Windows-1252?Q?Rob_Giordano_\=28Crash_Gordon=AE\]

The pdf order form works but here's a couple of suggestions:

Looks like you used a large image to create the order form then changed it into a pdf, which makes it jaggy. If you have Acrobat you could create the form in Word or Publisher then output it to distiller or writer. You could make it more user friendly by creating fillable fields.

With fillable fields in the pdf the user could just fill it in, and either email it to you or fax it...ah but there's no fax number on the form either