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Nico Schuyt




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Old Post  10-03-04 - 04:14 AM  
Draft voor a new site on http://www.nicoschuyt.nl/herman/
(I know, the hover effect (Filter) is IE-only :-)
Just wonder if the legibility of the white on black text is acceptable.

Other remarks an critiques are welcome of course
(Be aware: FrontPage-site :-)

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Old Post  10-03-04 - 09:15 AM  
Ben Measures wrote:
> Nico Schuyt wrote: 

> Overall the code is very clean, well done.

Probably because I use FrontPage, but thank you.

> Just two changes would I make:
> 1. To, as Spartanicus suggests, slightly reduce the brightness of the
> text to something like #ddd .

I certainly will experiment with that!

> 2. I'd make the accesskeys more intuitive. I'd base the accesskeys on
> a letter inside the links

Will that not lead to interference with other key-assignments?. I intend to
add a text like "(Alt+1 t/m Alt+7 for keyboard navigation)"

Thanks for the comments!

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