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by AmarettoMan » Sun Sep 07, 2003 10:13 pm
What's up with people who have websites where the font color is dark blue on a black background?
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by Ranger Mickey » Tue Sep 09, 2003 11:18 am
You got a pointer? I'm curious.
My Buring Man pages ought to display on most anything out there, save perhaps the most tiny of web-enabled phones. (Actually, it works on my Treo 180.)
I don't understand when folks bother setting up a web site and then make it near impossible to read or navigate.
My Buring Man pages ought to display on most anything out there, save perhaps the most tiny of web-enabled phones. (Actually, it works on my Treo 180.)
I don't understand when folks bother setting up a web site and then make it near impossible to read or navigate.
Rangering since 1996...
[Rangers] do their best to stay unobtrusive. They are always there when needed but remarkably hard to find if you just want to point at one. -- Jay Schneider
[Rangers] do their best to stay unobtrusive. They are always there when needed but remarkably hard to find if you just want to point at one. -- Jay Schneider
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by AmarettoMan » Tue Sep 09, 2003 11:26 am
Your website is easy to read. So is Burning Man's. I was asking in general for the those persons who have websites that are NOT easy to read. 
Navigation is another issue. Don't get me started there.
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Navigation is another issue. Don't get me started there.
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by Ranger Mickey » Tue Sep 09, 2003 11:31 am
AmarettoMan wrote:Navigation is another issue. Don't get me started there.
Grunt.
And what is it with folks who feel that if it doesn't include JavaScript or Flash it's just not a proper site?
In my professional life more than half of my time is spent convincing upper management that the important thing is getting information out, rather than adding bling to a site. Grrr.
Rangering since 1996...
[Rangers] do their best to stay unobtrusive. They are always there when needed but remarkably hard to find if you just want to point at one. -- Jay Schneider
[Rangers] do their best to stay unobtrusive. They are always there when needed but remarkably hard to find if you just want to point at one. -- Jay Schneider
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bling bling
by chickenfish » Fri Sep 19, 2003 3:28 pm
chickenfish say bling bling
tasty websites
i like a to eat them up like pie
tasty websites
i like a to eat them up like pie
chickenfish chickenfish you are not a pelican
chickenfish chickenfish your love is like a flea
chickenfish chickenfish your fins are so delicate
chickenfish chickenfish chicken of the sea
chickenfish chickenfish your love is like a flea
chickenfish chickenfish your fins are so delicate
chickenfish chickenfish chicken of the sea
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BB's
by chickenfish » Tue Sep 23, 2003 11:23 am
careful with those bbs you'll shoot your eye out
chickenfish chickenfish you are not a pelican
chickenfish chickenfish your love is like a flea
chickenfish chickenfish your fins are so delicate
chickenfish chickenfish chicken of the sea
chickenfish chickenfish your love is like a flea
chickenfish chickenfish your fins are so delicate
chickenfish chickenfish chicken of the sea
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