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Great to hear.
Do you do anything else besides typing a page on how someone made a mistake?
I do this for a living and take pride in being able to suggest how people can better what they're doing I guess.
Haha, I don't know who you think I amdamn I just realized who you were sowwy
Very nice thread design! GLWS!
What font do you use on your Saphirus website? (http://terrain.space/)
Uni-sans if I remember correct
Never tried as its a terrible place for web developers
I feel I need to make this know.
on 'Seway's Overwatch Portal' project, I feel it's not very user-friendly.
Let me give you a few reasons why, as soon as I load up the page a mp3 file starts playing (music on the website), there is no mute button or I ended up going into 'inspect element' and deleting that line of code, as a lot of users would know how to do that.
Another reason would be how you have to hover over each of the 3 buttons for the height to be set correctly on the page.
All you have to do is
body {
overflow: hidden;
}
and you won't have that problem anymore.
That's not even getting onto how it's not responsive.
Just a few tips (I'm happy to delete this post if you feel I have done wrong).
I don't know if it's an old website and you've learnt a lot since then. Either way, you say you've been coding for 4 years???????
Good luck and have a good one
on 'Seway's Overwatch Portal' project, I feel it's not very user-friendly.
Let me give you a few reasons why, as soon as I load up the page a mp3 file starts playing (music on the website), there is no mute button or I ended up going into 'inspect element' and deleting that line of code, as a lot of users would know how to do that.
Another reason would be how you have to hover over each of the 3 buttons for the height to be set correctly on the page.
All you have to do is
body {
overflow: hidden;
}
and you won't have that problem anymore.
That's not even getting onto how it's not responsive.
Just a few tips (I'm happy to delete this post if you feel I have done wrong).
I don't know if it's an old website and you've learnt a lot since then. Either way, you say you've been coding for 4 years???????
Good luck and have a good one
I feel I need to make this know.
on 'Seway's Overwatch Portal' project, I feel it's not very user-friendly.
Let me give you a few reasons why, as soon as I load up the page a mp3 file starts playing (music on the website), there is no mute button or I ended up going into 'inspect element' and deleting that line of code, as a lot of users would know how to do that.
Another reason would be how you have to hover over each of the 3 buttons for the height to be set correctly on the page.
All you have to do is
body {
overflow: hidden;
}
and you won't have that problem anymore.
That's not even getting onto how it's not responsive.
Just a few tips (I'm happy to delete this post if you feel I have done wrong).
I don't know if it's an old website and you've learnt a lot since then. Either way, you say you've been coding for 4 years???????
Good luck and have a good one
Ah, thanks for pointing that out. Dident notice that.
As for the music, I made how the client wanted it.
If I was asked to add that, I would.
As a website, developer you don't always do what the client asks for. In this example, you could have made it a lot more user-friendly.
Here's another website with music: http://www.ratchetandclankthemovie.com/characters
Notice how they have a mute button.
I'm not this client's fan base but I just clicked straight off the page when I could find a mute button. Little things like this you can mention to clients in the future and make websites that show off your skills (so you're not doing the minimum for the money).
Sorry for being so critical I just hope this helps in the future.
As a website, developer you don't always do what the client asks for. In this example, you could have made it a lot more user-friendly.
Here's another website with music: http://www.ratchetandclankthemovie.com/characters
Notice how they have a mute button.
I'm not this client's fan base but I just clicked straight off the page when I could find a mute button. Little things like this you can mention to clients in the future and make websites that show off your skills (so you're not doing the minimum for the money).
Sorry for being so critical I just hope this helps in the future.
Ye, I understand.
But if a client want it like this, I just do it as the client say.
but suggest these things, you could have said to that client "there's a chance of the music driving away visitors, maybe if I add a mute button this would stop this, giving the visitor the option. Just a suggestion" small things like that will make you a better web developer
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