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JOE2TIGER
10-15-2001, 06:10 PM
Here is my website

The Choosen One, JOE2TIGER! (http://www.joe2tiger.com)


I'm still having problems getting poll into my server, my server automatically blocks out certain file types, like .cgi. There is a problem I notice with my guestbook, when you click refering page, a frame opens up in a frame. Instead, what is the command to instruct browsers to go back to previous page?

What do yall think? Do you like?

Paul
10-15-2001, 06:18 PM
First of all, this is the wrong forum to post this in, try web site review. Next, do you have paid host? If yes then you need a new one, never heard of a paid host blocking cgi files or any files for that matter. As far as the site goes it needs a little work. Instead of frames try using tables, they are much more professional and make the site look much better. Also try using a solid color for your backgroung this also looks more professional.
Good Luck,
Paul

Dr. Web
10-15-2001, 06:27 PM
wow.... I am looking at this one on a T1 line, and boy is it ever slow. Must be all the java applets.

here are a few things to consider:

The 'intro' page didn't add much, and just makes the visitor wait to see the site. Perhaps its not needed at all.

You might consider designing for both 800x600 AND 1024x768 as they are the most used sizes. But, 800x600 is still ahead in the races.

slow loading java applets everywhere. For instance: the galaxy applet is great!! BUT, I can't see where it figures into your page, except that you have a starry background. In any event, it really clogs download time-even on my T1 line!

The Java navbar? Pretty high filesize for the effect you get. While JAVA effects (applets) are cool.... they are expensive... meaning they are big files for the effects. If you get complaints on the site loading slow, the JAVA applets are to blame.

Scrollbars in every resolution.

The pages are really long, and I'm viewing in 1280x1024.

montroze
10-15-2001, 07:16 PM
Yep, was real slow loading up, about the first thing I noticed was the mouse trail...those scripts kind of get annoying...

JOE2TIGER
10-15-2001, 07:22 PM
hmm, must be the meta code I added in the intro page. I'll change them to make the page load faster. Sorry, I edited the entire page offline, and didn't take in account response times.

Dr. Web
10-15-2001, 07:54 PM
you've got 94k WITHOUT images or applets.

I'm still betting on the applets for slow response.

montroze
10-16-2001, 01:03 AM
Yeah I would doubt it would be your Meta data, you will need that for most s-engines.

Android
10-16-2001, 08:56 PM
Try to get rid of the scrollbar on the navigation side, and use META transitions (maybe pixel fade?)for the right. Actually alot of work and fus for something autobiographical, but to each his own. Looks like it was fun to do.

JOE2TIGER
10-16-2001, 09:56 PM
I removed 95% of the java, and fixed broken links. Hehe, I did it all by hand via notepad. Took me a long to fix everything. I agree and notice that the mouse trails were annoying. I didn't realize they where when I did all my previous revisions offline, everything would load up in a split second.

I appreciate all the comments everyone given me, I appreciate it. Thank you all.

cao825
10-17-2001, 08:08 AM
Ugh...frames, image maps, intropage...ugh!

Dr. Web
10-17-2001, 10:49 AM
hmmmn, I never had anything load in the right hand frame.

and did anyone notice that you spelled it "choosen" one? Instead of chosen one.

dirtystim
10-18-2001, 03:01 AM
Hey Joe [I bet you get that a lot ;)]

Checked out ya site... it seems there is a little too many nav options... kinda baffling for the visitor IMHO.
Maybe incorporate some of them into the same page?

Plus I'd optimise your code too as said before here.

And as for you Doc Web, I am feeling all inadequate with my tiddly litte DSL conn. :( Stop swinging ya T1 around ya name dropper! ;)


d
:rocker: =:O :rocker:

Android
10-18-2001, 12:02 PM
Much better, but why do you still have the dormant scrollbar,on the nav frame?

JOE2TIGER
10-18-2001, 10:03 PM
I still have it because I forgot how to get rid of it.

Android
10-19-2001, 11:34 AM
In the frameset document, just put "scrollbar=no" or "scrollbar=auto" if you think that you might be adding more links later, but maybe you should concentrate on reducing the number of links you have now! Site looks pretty good to me otherwise.

SWD
10-19-2001, 02:57 PM
im going crazy with that page =/

zxBlaZe
04-19-2002, 03:12 PM
Hi,

What do I think:?...

Thats alot to take in just for a main page. That introduction sort of made me feel like not going any further because it just takes time, (perhaps you could make your 'skip intro' link aligned central just below it, since I missed it the first time)or even consider getting rid of it all togeather because anyone viewing it in 800x600 is not going to appreciate someone who isn't willing to make it compatible for the 'majority of users'.

It would be better if you catergorised some of your links into sub-headings e.g -

'My Teenager Photos, My Childhood Photos, My Pets and
Music Favorites' could become one link such as 'About me'/'Who I am?' e.t.c

I agree that the scroll bar should be hidden from view unless you are adding any more links anytime soon... :eek:

Hope you found this usefull... ;)

Babette
04-23-2002, 08:01 AM
please dont exclude me cause im on 800x600...:-\ Even though its best viewed with 1024x768...i have no choice but to use 800x600...and i cant even read half the stuff on the main page because it gets cut off...and believe it or not...i still know of people on 640x480...

of course i dont really want to go past the main page...

try using iframes...or tables....and pick colors that go better together...i dont like the background...its pretty typical...

overall...your page is not easy on the eyes....

kemikalfire
05-25-2002, 06:09 PM
Hmmm...well now. The page resolution doesn't really bother me becasue you didn't set the frames, so I just resized it so I could view everything. It was inconvenient though. It's intersting that you have all that astrology stuff about yourself on there. The site is basically an average beginners website. I was mesmorized by the spinning circle mouse effect on one of the pages, but I guess I am easily entertained. The background is kinda amateurish looking, but is not so bad, I just don't like the text being right on the background. Maybe use some tables?

kate

Christian1972
07-08-2002, 07:28 AM
Dear joe,

i've choosen good, I like your graphics.
Please change this:

<frame name=Left src="left_frame.htm">

to:

<frame name=Left src="left_frame.htm" noresize scrolling="no">

...looks better!

Jake
08-14-2002, 12:27 PM
I don't know if it's like this on everyone's computers, but on mine there is no scroll bar to go left and right! Major problem.

creative666
08-17-2002, 02:25 PM
IMHO I would start again from the begining, there is so much that needs changing. No frames, no intro page, no background, yellow text on a black background, to much info on all the pages. The screen doesnt fit on to a 800x600, Opera didnt like it all there were a few problems.

Using such a large amount of DHTML on your intro page just screams out I copied and pasted this from DHTMLdrive or another free javascript web site.

I would honestly sit down and start again from scratch.


Good luck :cool:

HistoryGirl
08-17-2002, 03:34 PM
not a bad site

dont like the intro other than that i dont think its too bad

HG

HistoryGirl
08-17-2002, 03:36 PM
goldieboy- yeah i noticed that too- BIG problem thats needs sorting out.