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First the sight looks great. You did not do all that yourself right? How many developers on the team? On my lan connection it loads very fast. That is just great!
Are you going to get more profile information on the Officers and Directors? You really should that small amount of information just does not look good for such a prestigious company.
Whenever you have any form of navigation off your site you should open a new window. In particular when you link to the Edgar HTML documents.
Do you have considered a less restrictive CSS style where the user can control the font size? Whenever a site uses such small fonts there should be a way for users to view a different version where they can control the text sizes themselves.
-pete
Are you going to get more profile information on the Officers and Directors? You really should that small amount of information just does not look good for such a prestigious company.
Whenever you have any form of navigation off your site you should open a new window. In particular when you link to the Edgar HTML documents.
Do you have considered a less restrictive CSS style where the user can control the font size? Whenever a site uses such small fonts there should be a way for users to view a different version where they can control the text sizes themselves.
-pete
cian
Technical User
- Oct 11, 2001
- 1,383
Hi,
In IE6, 1024*
1. i'm not crazy about the front page, it doesn't tell anything about you the company is. It looks to be full of advertisement banners.
2. It tool quite a while for all images to load, over 1 minute on this connection (which is normally pretty fast)
3. Stick with the same colour scheme, I really don't link the brownish colour you use, stick with the dark blue you use on the front page
I see what you are doing with the different schemes but definitly the brown isn't appealing.
4. U could consider rearranging the footer just slightly, maybe put the image/address along side the contact us phone number. Something like this:
5. businesslendingleasing.asp looks a little out of what on the left.
Apart from that it's very nice, neat and professional. Users are allowed to resize text which is good!
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In IE6, 1024*
1. i'm not crazy about the front page, it doesn't tell anything about you the company is. It looks to be full of advertisement banners.
2. It tool quite a while for all images to load, over 1 minute on this connection (which is normally pretty fast)
3. Stick with the same colour scheme, I really don't link the brownish colour you use, stick with the dark blue you use on the front page
I see what you are doing with the different schemes but definitly the brown isn't appealing.
4. U could consider rearranging the footer just slightly, maybe put the image/address along side the contact us phone number. Something like this:
5. businesslendingleasing.asp looks a little out of what on the left.
Apart from that it's very nice, neat and professional. Users are allowed to resize text which is good!
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theEclipse
Programmer
The site loaded fine and fast...but I am browsing on a T3...(even if it is bogged down by viruses)
I would agree with cian about the ad banners tho.
They are abit overwhelming for the frontpage of a website, and they take over what space is normally allowed for the 'about us' section.
I do like the css on the form elements tho. Alot of people take that way too far if you know what I mean.
IE 6.0 1024.768 showed the whole page in one window (no scroll) I can see that it was made for 800x600. Good Idea there. I think that most of the market is using that right now.
"Why is it always the quiet ones?"
Robert Carpenter
questions? comments? thanks? email me!
linkemapx@hotmail.com
AIM & MSN: robacarp
I would agree with cian about the ad banners tho.
They are abit overwhelming for the frontpage of a website, and they take over what space is normally allowed for the 'about us' section.
I do like the css on the form elements tho. Alot of people take that way too far if you know what I mean.
IE 6.0 1024.768 showed the whole page in one window (no scroll) I can see that it was made for 800x600. Good Idea there. I think that most of the market is using that right now.
"Why is it always the quiet ones?"
Robert Carpenter
questions? comments? thanks? email me!
linkemapx@hotmail.com
AIM & MSN: robacarp
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