I'm with everyone else on the 'why?' front. It's quite a night and day difference isn't it. Maybe the clothes will change to be more 'Super Dry' camo and stuff.....
Makes me think back to when BA decided to drop the Union Jack and Virgin said, thanks very much we'll use that. Classic bit...
Hey Chris.
I agree with the other about the logo - I like it. It reminds me of the one for finch (getfinch dot com) He has a cool site - worth nicking some ideas from...
Your screen grabs look a bit pixelated - maybe up the jpg quality?
I like the background but I reckon it might look...
That's my point, it would be nice to have a wider range of standard fonts that could be used and relied upon for all browsers/platforms. Obviously there is the whole anti-alias problems with PCs to contend with too.
It's all good stuff though.
Have you guys seen this: Google Font API - Google Code
Hopefully their work with TypeKit will stop the firefox font flash issue that has plagued these font replacement services previously.
I just wish we could have this service with standardish fonts too, i.e. a standard Myriad, Helvetica...
Hi Emma,
I wrote an article on the DDA and the web a while ago - you might find that useful: Disability Discrimination and the Web
For stats packages we tend to use Statcounter or Google Analytics. They are both extremely powerful. Google is great if your using pay per click advertising...
As you'll see from rawksteady's links, it's become quite popular to have a deep footer with lots of information in it. They are a good spot for some final 'calls to action'. We recently added a contact form in our footer and have noticed a marked increase in contacts, so they definitely work...
I've been looking for a decent image cropper that will let you resize the image before you crop. Came across this one: Kroppr - an online image cropping tool for your website
Looks like it's exactly what we need and seems better than other solutions. He's also working on a developer edition...
You should have a look at jquery - you could easily use that to create a page fade-in effect. Be careful though - if someone has javascript turned off, you want to ensure that the 'white-out' div is switched off - otherwise, they'll just get a white screen.
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