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dewpoint · 12-27-2001, 12:53 PM

I would challenge any of you nay-sayers to post your url's on this board and let us critique your handy work.

Yes, granted there are a couple of spelling mistakes. (But far fewer then I could point out in the replies to this thread). Unfortunately, this industry is filled with a blatant disregard for the English language.

I could also point you to numerous spelling mistakes on the sites owned by CE, Join4Free, AP, and all of our other favorites. First rule of thumb, use a spell checker and never proofread your own material. If English is your second language, have a friend fluent in English read the material for you.

Over compressed images?? Where does that comment come from?? The drop shadows are sharp and the images are crisp.

I stand by my original comment. The site does need some tweaking and fine-tuning, but overall I like it. Anyone can design a cookie-cutter carbon copy of the other sites out there. This designer has shown a unique style that could make him/her stand out from the crowd. Yes, maybe 5% of the webmasters out there could do a better design, but 95% could not. There is a market for this type of work.

12-27-2001, 12:53 PM
dewpoint Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 144	I would challenge any of you nay-sayers to post your url's on this board and let us critique your handy work. Yes, granted there are a couple of spelling mistakes. (But far fewer then I could point out in the replies to this thread). Unfortunately, this industry is filled with a blatant disregard for the English language. I could also point you to numerous spelling mistakes on the sites owned by CE, Join4Free, AP, and all of our other favorites. First rule of thumb, use a spell checker and never proofread your own material. If English is your second language, have a friend fluent in English read the material for you. Over compressed images?? Where does that comment come from?? The drop shadows are sharp and the images are crisp. I stand by my original comment. The site does need some tweaking and fine-tuning, but overall I like it. Anyone can design a cookie-cutter carbon copy of the other sites out there. This designer has shown a unique style that could make him/her stand out from the crowd. Yes, maybe 5% of the webmasters out there could do a better design, but 95% could not. There is a market for this type of work.