Purply .ttf

tim posted this at 21:53 — 13th January 2000.

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Hi,
It's me once again and i have redone the new .ttf -- http://ttf.eosnet.com/preview.htm

Please tell me what you think about: colors, layout, usability and any other comments.

Only the ".ttf Fonts" and "Clean" pages are working but all the fonts are online & ready to download!!!

dangelo posted this at 21:59 — 13th January 2000.

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Well, if nothing else, it is creative. The boxes are sort of confusing, and it took a while for me to find out just where the links are, but I guess it looks nice.

Very different. I like it.

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Megan posted this at 15:00 — 14th January 2000.

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Very Interesting! The only critical thing I can say is that the titles at the top of the page are a little small. I really like your colour combination a lot - very daring to combine that dark indigo with orange!

Keep up the good work!

Megan
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Brooke posted this at 16:26 — 14th January 2000.

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I think it's a really innovative way to layout your site. And I love the color combination.

But I do have the say that the navigation off of the home page is a bit confusing. Maybe if you put the orange boxes in a line on the left and the yellow boxes in a line on the right it might clear up any questions. (kind of like your secondary pages)

I am also a little confused about the diffence between the solid boxes and the outline boxes. Are the solid boxes just headers?

I realize that changing some of this makes the site not look as 'different', but you still want to make sure your visitors know what's going on.

Brooke

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