Nice markup!
I’m not sure whether Ngati Toa school are concerned about being found by search engines, but some keywords and a description might not go astray.
A Doctype and character encoding information would make it easier for user agents; add a few ‘alt’ properties for the images and you’ll have valid HTML documents.
Since you’re already using an innerbox and an outerbox, you can add the ‘shadow-top.gif’ and ‘shadow-bottom.gif’ images as CSS background images, moving them from the markup into the presentation.
Kudos to Bartlett Projects. Looks Good. Are you well?
Pax Vobiscum
Cheers. I am four kinds of well.
Thats grouse bro. Big ups.
Dunno matt. There’s something about the fonts or layout or something that doesn’t do it for me. Can’t put my finger on it.
I like other of your work, though.
also, the “batlett projects” link goes back to this blog. Was that your intention?
yep, till I make a proper BP page or site.
Matt, looks good, clear and simple and nice. Some minor things (perhaps in order of importance):
* red left-hand sidebar looks jiggery and yucky in Opera
* the vision statement on the About Us page looks yucky in IE and Opera.
* visited links are hardly visible, I reckon the body text links should be underlined
* maybe first-line indent in Ngati Toa story could be about 1.5 to 2 times as big?
Jubilee spelling needs correcting
Thanks, anonymous angel.
Thanks Ben, I shall attend to those allgood points.
Nice markup!
I’m not sure whether Ngati Toa school are concerned about being found by search engines, but some keywords and a description might not go astray.
A Doctype and character encoding information would make it easier for user agents; add a few ‘alt’ properties for the images and you’ll have valid HTML documents.
Since you’re already using an innerbox and an outerbox, you can add the ‘shadow-top.gif’ and ‘shadow-bottom.gif’ images as CSS background images, moving them from the markup into the presentation.
Matthew, just checking you got my email regarding your site design?
Dear Ben, your primary issue with viewing the Ngati Toa site is that you use IE and Opera. The ‘yucky’ bits are the browsers themselves.
Dear everyone else. Where are your websites?
IE is important for me to get right, Opera not so much.
any other sites by you Matthew?
Yeah, the ones at http://techs.co.nz/design/ref.htm and more recently http://www.ltsa.govt.nz/importing/fuel-consumption/ and http://www.vuw.ac.nz/home/catalogue/feescalc-intro.aspx (with Sirlochlin)