- From: C.Bottelier <c.bottelier@ITsec.nl>
- Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 09:23:54 +0200
- To: "Dillmann, Nina" <ndillmann@tarrantcounty.com>
- CC: "'w3c-wai-ig@w3.org'" <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
Nina, I've taken a quick look at both sites. > http://www.carty-intl.com (log in as visitor with username visitor and password info) The page looks fine except for the non contrasting link colors at the top. When enlarging the font size so I can read it revealed a few things. The links flow out of the image t the top and flow into the content earea. It also seems that the name of the site and what it delivers is in the image. Thereby the links and this text fall together are aren't very readable anymore. This could be prevented if the background image of the page is seperated into three areas and made the background for a <div> tag. That is one for the links, one for the name of the site + what is sands for, and one for on the left of the content area. > http://www.appearancestrategy.com The links at the right are a bit difficult to read due the colors choosen. When enlargin the font size the links at the right are hidden behind somekind of area, and are not so understandable when you see only the first 3 or 4 characters. Also the text of the contents area flows out of the contwents area and starts to overlap the logos and ads at the bottom. This could be solved when the content area would streatch itself to be taller. This could maybe done using a couple of div tags with a couple of background images. But it may require a layout table to be able to keep the same layout. Christian Bottelier
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