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Hello, Jerry!Even though you delegate pieces of the pie to others, I don't see how you do everything you do here and still have some semblance of a normal existence. It is nothing short of AMAZING.To both you and year team, my congratulations...73 DE N4RPSRob
Looking good overall.Noticed one issue: On desktop browser (same in both FF and Chrome) the menus with drop-down elements have a small space between the actual menu item and the drop-down elements. This causes the drop-down to sometimes disappear as well as the drop-down top border to flash in and out.
A few small design suggestions:1. Remove line below descriptions in the Flexibility section as there is no additional text below it (the border provides a good boundary).2. Increase duration of image transitions by .5 or 1 sec. Currently the page "blinks" often.3. The images in the slider have a lot of empty space. Have you considered a more rectangular look for them? (this would also reduce the vertical scrolling)
Quote from: tech189 on April 17, 2015, 06:00:23 AMHere's another example of how the pictures overflow on a phone browser:You have to zoom out to fully see the screenshots.Other than this, the site is good!Images are formatted for landscape mode on phones and should fit fine on tablets, this is by design as it is not uncommon for people to turn their phones around to landscape when viewing websites.
Here's another example of how the pictures overflow on a phone browser:You have to zoom out to fully see the screenshots.Other than this, the site is good!
I HAVE noticed that on the screenshots page, there are no links to return to the rest of the site. I had to click the 'back' button.
Double-clicking DOES fix the home page photo issue. I didn't know it would do that. I imagine most other people don't have a clue about that, either. If I notice anything else, I'll amend this post...
In addition, double tapping on a webpage will format it correctly in portrait mode on mobile devices.
Quote from: jnektar on April 17, 2015, 03:21:35 PMSaw nothing wrong with the existing home page - one page- or the site itself to need changing tbh.Because mobile devices, the first post clearly states why.
Saw nothing wrong with the existing home page - one page- or the site itself to need changing tbh.