On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Jeroen Ruigrok/asmodai wrote:
> Well, Marc has said often enough he can't do webdesign worth a jack. ;)
Hey, I never said I was *that* bad ... but you are right, I'm close :)
> But seriously, is everybody on this list a webdesigner? I know I am not
> a professional one, I just dabble and try to be very pedantic about
> designs which place user interaction on the first place. If you can then
> make things aesthetically nice it is a very good thing.
Agreed, but even someone that isn't a webdesigner has an opinion on
wha they do find nice, and what they don't ... and it was with the
opinions of many that the web site was designed ... I might not be able to
really explain why I don't like Alexey's first attempt, I just know that
the best I can say is that my eyes couldn't seem to focus on anywhere ...
several others have commented similarly ...
> I sincerely hope that you will do away with the menus on both side of
> the center, continuously scrolling up and down is generally disliked by
> users.
'k, not against the getting rid of the dual menus, but am curious as to
how that would reduce the need for scrolling? Wouldn't that just mean a
longer menu on the one side to scroll through?
> What doesn't help, but IIRC that's being remedied, is that a lot of
> links which fall under postgresql.org have different designs. This is
> highly annoying from a user perspective.
I think everyone here already agrees with that :)
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