Thank you, port32.com critics.

[icarus]

A thank you from my Dad for those who helped critique the www.port32.com site:

Thanks again, this is very useful. I had a web development company forced upon me and the only way I could keep the job moving was to just let run with it. So we're launched on time and most of the PC users appear to have few or no problems, but the mac side is a mess. And of course since the Toronto people I ask would think that I designed the site they'd be reluctant to bash it. What I need, and what I'm getting from you and your colleagues, is the truth. Now, how to use the information...very touchy politics in this one.

Nice to hear compliments about the photography since I did shoot much of it. And I directed the video shoot, but not the edit.

Now heading North to the island of sanity.

Great work, guys.

He doesn't write slash, but shall I see if I can get another story from his cabin out of him? :)

Darn this Out Of Bounds. I sit down to write a the next chapter -- and a completely different chapter pops out. How I'm going to meld this in I have no idea.

Comments

[icarusancalion.livejournal.com]

The problems were occurring in Firefox on PCs though, or at least that's my understanding. If it's just Macs, that's a screw up and an oversight given how many families by their parents nice easy smiling user-friendly Macs. But as near as I can tell (I could be wrong) they've only tested this in IE 6.

Icarus

[dancing-moon.livejournal.com]

Yes, at least some of the problems occured in the latest stable Firefox on Windows. Not good at all

[icarusancalion.livejournal.com]

I told my dad that I suspected these guys were a couple years behind the curve, technology-wise. Good artistically, good at creating an easy-to-navigate site. But between the Flash and the fact they seem to have missed the end-user switch from IE to Firefox over the last couple of years... well, I'm guessing they don't have their eye on the ever-changing technology ball.

Icarus