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HybridDiver
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Hooah, It does look good. Congrats tobin on the new website.
Cheers for great service and great items
Chris
Cheers for great service and great items
Chris
looks good
... he needs to update the security certificate though, I get an error message
... he needs to update the security certificate though, I get an error message
saltydawg
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D_B:looks good
... he needs to update the security certificate though, I get an error message
same here
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VERY nice! VERY professional! Good job, guys.
cool_hardware52
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Stephen Ash:
Thanks! That's probably due to hiring pro's to do the job, instead of the previous "Cook Book" site it replaces.
We still have a number of edits to complete and photos to upload. My first call tomorrow will be to our site developers.
Tobin
Looks really nice Tobin!
Very professional! But now I have to update my bookmarks . . .
Does look slick, but if you're taking suggestions, I have a couple...
Most of the text on for navigation and such is pretty small. About half of it allows the browser to modify the size -- by doing this I was able to actually read the contact info on the lower-left panel. At default size (in Firefox) it was unreadable. The menu's on the left are passable, but also don't allow the browser to resize since they're images.
Personally, the little floating diver got annoying quickly, and I ended up blocking it. At least it's only a simple animated gif though, and not java or javascript wasting resources
Other than those two nits, nice work!
Most of the text on for navigation and such is pretty small. About half of it allows the browser to modify the size -- by doing this I was able to actually read the contact info on the lower-left panel. At default size (in Firefox) it was unreadable. The menu's on the left are passable, but also don't allow the browser to resize since they're images.
Personally, the little floating diver got annoying quickly, and I ended up blocking it. At least it's only a simple animated gif though, and not java or javascript wasting resources
Other than those two nits, nice work!
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