What do you think of my website???
10 July 2002, 11:55 AM
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10 July 2002, 12:25 PM
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well my boss liked some of those pages 
but what reolution was it designed for as it sticks off the edge of my screen and im using 1280x1024 but it looks good and i like the bit of rammstein. oh and some of thos girls are you sure they are all over the age of 18
but what reolution was it designed for as it sticks off the edge of my screen and im using 1280x1024 but it looks good and i like the bit of rammstein. oh and some of thos girls are you sure they are all over the age of 18
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10 July 2002, 12:47 PM
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Don't make the Flash movie go full-screen. It's a PITA - not exactly subtle when viewing from work, and looks sh1te when spanned across a dual-screen desktop like I have.
Other than that, it's okay.
Other than that, it's okay.
10 July 2002, 02:11 PM
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ok, another pic of the pretty bikes just published for you pervs, no more though or people will think im the perv
dogmaul, 1280 x 1024 is the only res that is not 1.333 ratio or whatever i mean.
MarkO, dont be greedy.
next pic is of my birds birth cert. to prove shes over 18
dogmaul, 1280 x 1024 is the only res that is not 1.333 ratio or whatever i mean.
MarkO, dont be greedy.
next pic is of my birds birth cert. to prove shes over 18
10 July 2002, 11:16 PM
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peccy - like the site, shows some nice touches.
like others have said, its not good etiquette to launch full screen for various reasons. Apart from that I think its pretty good.
like others have said, its not good etiquette to launch full screen for various reasons. Apart from that I think its pretty good.
12 July 2002, 02:16 PM
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is full screen really that bad? a lot of customers actually request their sites designed at full screen.
*** just updated the pics section with a clip of me hitting 60 in 4.3 secs
*** just updated the pics section with a clip of me hitting 60 in 4.3 secs
12 July 2002, 02:40 PM
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Full screen really is very irritating. The only reason customers would ask for it is either
a) they're doing something proprietrary - like kiosk software or something or
b) they're clueless.
It's usually the latter.
It wouldn't even be so bad if it was full-screen but still in a window so could be resized by the user. But being forced full-screen is just plain unfriendly.
Consider this - I visited your site, and suddenly my whole desktop was taken over by the flash thing. That's two 18" TFT screens-full - a large amount of space, and very noticeable in an open-plan office. Thank god I avoided clicking on the Carmen link - my boss wouldn't have been very chuffed.
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Basically, there's no need to go full-screen - it doesn't add to the effect. Put it this way - if I went to a commercial site, and it did what yours does, that'd be an immediate lost customer....
a) they're doing something proprietrary - like kiosk software or something or
b) they're clueless.
It's usually the latter.
It wouldn't even be so bad if it was full-screen but still in a window so could be resized by the user. But being forced full-screen is just plain unfriendly.
Consider this - I visited your site, and suddenly my whole desktop was taken over by the flash thing. That's two 18" TFT screens-full - a large amount of space, and very noticeable in an open-plan office. Thank god I avoided clicking on the Carmen link - my boss wouldn't have been very chuffed.
[img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]Basically, there's no need to go full-screen - it doesn't add to the effect. Put it this way - if I went to a commercial site, and it did what yours does, that'd be an immediate lost customer....
