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I need your help!
I'm trying to make a website for sheds, workshops and tools, which has
a large woodworking section. Could you guys (and gals) please check it out and give me some advice on what to add to it. It's still under construction, so please excuse some of the dodgy design faults!! Barry. muckleshed.com |
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Will do. Thanks. What about the content?
Barry The3rd Earl Of Derby wrote: wrote: I'm trying to make a website for sheds, workshops and tools, which has a large woodworking section. Could you guys (and gals) please check it out and give me some advice on what to add to it. It's still under construction, so please excuse some of the dodgy design faults!! Barry. muckleshed.com First impressions...get rid of the awful font writing and just use plain script font. -- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite |
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I take it it was just the list on the index page? Thats done, thank
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Looks good. Just one or two little details I noticed in the tool review
section: It's biscuit "joiner", not "jointer", and the other category called "joiners" should be spelled "jointers". Looking forward to more. Tom wrote: I'm trying to make a website for sheds, workshops and tools, which has a large woodworking section. Could you guys (and gals) please check it out and give me some advice on what to add to it. It's still under construction, so please excuse some of the dodgy design faults!! Barry. muckleshed.com |
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Thanks RayV,
I've just tweaked it a bit, any other advice/ observations would be gratefully recieved. Barry |
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Thanks wideglide, I've just tweaked it a little. The list on the index wasn't meant to be there, so thats sorted... and you're right, not much shed going on a the moment. I only started building the site last saturday and haven't got round to taking the photo's and stuff I want for the shed bit. It will come. Thanks for your advice, please keep it coming... |
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Thanks very much Tom.
I've sorted it, any other help or advice would be gratefully recived. Barry muckleshed.com tom wrote: Looks good. Just one or two little details I noticed in the tool review section: It's biscuit "joiner", not "jointer", and the other category called "joiners" should be spelled "jointers". Looking forward to more. Tom wrote: I'm trying to make a website for sheds, workshops and tools, which has a large woodworking section. Could you guys (and gals) please check it out and give me some advice on what to add to it. It's still under construction, so please excuse some of the dodgy design faults!! Barry. muckleshed.com |
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ups.com: I'm trying to make a website for sheds, workshops and tools, which has a large woodworking section. Could you guys (and gals) please check it out and give me some advice on what to add to it. It's still under construction, so please excuse some of the dodgy design faults!! Barry. muckleshed.com Greetings, I think you should try to resize the tables so the conten would fit on a normal 1024-768 screen, maybe even 800x600 for folks with older machines.....I didn't look at the source but I would just size the tables by percentage rather than pixels... hope this helps... DCH |
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Barry
A nice start but you need to check other browsers than IE. The links do not all work on Firefox and Opera. In fact the plans link tries to download a ..doc file in both. It appears from the code that you are using a WYSIWYG page coder. I think it is better to use HTML or one of the family and code straight. If not then you need to check that your coder works in all the main browsers. ______ God bless and safe turning Darrell Feltmate Truro, NS, Canada www.aroundthewoods.com "DCH" wrote in message ... " wrote in ups.com: I'm trying to make a website for sheds, workshops and tools, which has a large woodworking section. Could you guys (and gals) please check it out and give me some advice on what to add to it. It's still under construction, so please excuse some of the dodgy design faults!! Barry. muckleshed.com Greetings, I think you should try to resize the tables so the conten would fit on a normal 1024-768 screen, maybe even 800x600 for folks with older machines.....I didn't look at the source but I would just size the tables by percentage rather than pixels... hope this helps... DCH |
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I second that. I'm an avid Firefox user and had to open IE to look at
your site. To write your HTML code I recommend jEdit (http://www.jedit.org) if you want something free, or Macromedia's Dreamweaver. Good luck, -DJ Darrell Feltmate wrote: Barry A nice start but you need to check other browsers than IE. The links do not all work on Firefox and Opera. In fact the plans link tries to download a .doc file in both. It appears from the code that you are using a WYSIWYG page coder. I think it is better to use HTML or one of the family and code straight. If not then you need to check that your coder works in all the main browsers. ______ God bless and safe turning Darrell Feltmate Truro, NS, Canada www.aroundthewoods.com "DCH" wrote in message ... " wrote in ups.com: I'm trying to make a website for sheds, workshops and tools, which has a large woodworking section. Could you guys (and gals) please check it out and give me some advice on what to add to it. It's still under construction, so please excuse some of the dodgy design faults!! Barry. muckleshed.com Greetings, I think you should try to resize the tables so the conten would fit on a normal 1024-768 screen, maybe even 800x600 for folks with older machines.....I didn't look at the source but I would just size the tables by percentage rather than pixels... hope this helps... DCH |
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" wrote in
ups.com: I'm trying to make a website for sheds, workshops and tools, which has a large woodworking section. Could you guys (and gals) please check it out and give me some advice on what to add to it. It's still under construction, so please excuse some of the dodgy design faults!! Barry. muckleshed.com I'd suggest DAGS for "Website Usabiltity." (The first site on the list is Jakob Nielsen's. I highly recommend the site. How highly? It's my number 1 recommended website.) One pet peeve of mine is "under construction" signs. One of Uncreative Labs' (see signature) website guidelines is to always maintain a complete look and feel. No "under construction" signs and no 404 errors. Puckdropper -- Wise is the man who attempts to answer his question before asking it. To email me directly, send a message to puckdropper (at) fastmail.fm |
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The3rd Earl Of Derby wrote: wrote: I'm trying to make a website for sheds, workshops and tools, which has a large woodworking section. Could you guys (and gals) please check it out and give me some advice on what to add to it. It's still under construction, so please excuse some of the dodgy design faults!! Barry. muckleshed.com First impressions...get rid of the awful font writing and just use plain script font. -- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite I'm swapping to a bigger bandwidth, but could you check out for the few of you who visited my website, you'll know that I had problems from the start... well I still have. To conquor the bandwidth problem I'm currently changing my Host, so in the mean time, i'm trying to iron out the problems I had with the site itself. Please check out my other site and email me your comments on what to add, take away or change... http://www.woodworking.wizkids.co.uk/ many thanks! http://www.woodworking.wizkids.co.uk/ and tell me if this is any better! Many thanks. |
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wide glide wrote: wrote: I'm trying to make a website for sheds, workshops and tools, which has a large woodworking section. Could you guys (and gals) please check it out and give me some advice on what to add to it. It's still under construction, so please excuse some of the dodgy design faults!! Barry. muckleshed.com on your index page,under site currently contains info on section 1. alphabetize items 2. place items in a 1,2 or 3 columns 3. have items so they link to the info 4. I never did find any sheds? Thank you for your help before, I need it again.... please check out for the few of you who visited my website, you'll know that I had problems from the start... well I still have. To conquor the bandwidth problem I'm currently changing my Host, so in the mean time, i'm trying to iron out the problems I had with the site itself. Please check out my other site and email me your comments on what to add, take away or change... http://www.woodworking.wizkids.co.uk/ many thanks! http://www.woodworking.wizkids.co.uk/ and give your views. Ta |
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