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And YES! Flash is an invention of El Diablo!
And YES! Flash is an invention of El Diablo!
Brad, head on over to WBA and check out the Contribute page to learn more about getting on the map!
Andrew, so true, the avereage consumer is probably suffering too from some off these silly problems, or rather easily fixable!
Thanks for the feedback, ryan
Brad, head on over to WBA and check out the Contribute page to learn more about getting on the map!
Andrew, so true, the avereage consumer is probably suffering too from some off these silly problems, or rather easily fixable!
Thanks for the feedback, ryan
I'd like to add one item to your list, although some may not agree with me. I cannot stand, nor do I understand, when people put much of their content up on the web in PDF format. For whatever reason, I've noticed a seemingly high number of winery websites using the dreaded PDF format, which does nothing but slow down my browsing experience. If you want to send me a PDF file via email, I'm OK with that, but PDF should not be used on the web in my mind.
I'd like to add one item to your list, although some may not agree with me. I cannot stand, nor do I understand, when people put much of their content up on the web in PDF format. For whatever reason, I've noticed a seemingly high number of winery websites using the dreaded PDF format, which does nothing but slow down my browsing experience. If you want to send me a PDF file via email, I'm OK with that, but PDF should not be used on the web in my mind.
And as far as removing you from the "boring flat page concepts" well AJAX seems to have fixed that and creative CSS...All I'm talking about above is the need to communicate...and Flash intro and funny graphics do not do this very well.
And as far as removing you from the "boring flat page concepts" well AJAX seems to have fixed that and creative CSS...All I'm talking about above is the need to communicate...and Flash intro and funny graphics do not do this very well.