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Originally posted by Xeeder
That's ridiculous, i know Americans are great in sueing other Americans for the most stupid things (see http://www.jodysgarage.com/lawsuits.htm) but that's just childish and not the way it's done here in Belgium. Like Exca said, we are not obligated to even HAVE a website!
So you're saying you don't care about people with disabilities and they deserve a lower/limited style of living than yourself? I think you'll find in Belgium there are laws regarding accessibility too.
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Originally posted by Xeeder
The AmbiSquad website is a DJ Squad site wich requires that level of animation/audio/(and soon) video provided by flash.
Right, then you embed those components as Flash files - not the whole site. Why does the menu and text on the page have to be Flash? Surely you're not going to animate the text.
I can't even select and copy the text on the page if I wanted to. I can't tab to your input fields for the shoutbox. These are things which are even easy to implement in Flash.
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Originally posted by Xeeder
My personal opinion is that you could use some education in designing too, your MyBB logo for example or the colorpicking on your blog I would rather describe as 'not looking professional'. In coding you might be good (and you don't mind to mention that, as others here) but thats not all you know.
I think you fail to understand my point - so instead you go and bash the MyBB logo - which is designed that way for a particular reason - people don't leave it on there forums.
As for the colours on my personal site - wow, you've stooped to another level here. Of course, could it be that you just don't know too much.
Has your web designer ever heard of contrast?
So you're saying blue and orange are unprofessional colours? I'll be sure to mention that to the multitude of sites who employ those colours - just so they know they're unprofessional.
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Originally posted by Xeeder
That's maybe because there's a problem with the system of educating in your country.
It's the same everywhere. You only need to pass to graduate.
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Originally posted by Xeeder
Where do you think the projects on the portfolio come from???
They all look like DJ sites to me - so I'd say they're your friends. Of course, If I were looking for someone to design a site for me and saw your portfolio, "the inspiration I got from my girlfriend" and the "Girlfriend policy" then I'd turn my head and look elsewhere.
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Originally posted by markee
I did not mean to sound rude towards your work in any way, but want you to realise that there are other factors that you need to take into consideration when designing and coding webpages.
Bingo - and not just shut down the comments & criticisms made.
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Originally posted by Xeeder
Sorry but than I do not understand why your sig should be less disabled-friendly because I don't know any screen-readers that can read text out of images. After all they did not choose to be disabled did they? Then again why do we use emoticons? Blind people can't see any emoticons can they? But still we use them!
That is why in HTML we have the alt tag for images to provide alternate text for screen readers. In the case of emoticons in Messenger - you'll notice it has the "disable emoticons".
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Originally posted by Xeeder
I'd like to see that! What about the music player (streaming mp3) ?
It is fine for content like that to be Flash/etc
