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I find that the low contrast between the text and the background make this site awfully difficult to read.
It's a play of "low-lighting". Mouseover to highlight it. EDIT: thanks for the suggestion. I just darkened the text a bit.
* Sent from my iPad
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It's a play of "low-lighting". Mouseover to highlight it. EDIT: thanks for the suggestion. I just darkened the text a bit.
Consider users on touch devices, too. I'd generally avoid using hover effects, and if you must, keep them subtle and don't rely on them for usability.
Somebody please give stephen an upvote.
I find that the low contrast between the text and the background make this site awfully difficult to read.
It's a play of "low-lighting". Mouseover to highlight it. EDIT: thanks for the suggestion. I just darkened the text a bit.
I did eventually go through and check out your 3 degrees of wikipedia app, and thought it was very impressive.
Good luck! A few bugs/suggestions: * I understand the goal of the mouseover highlight, but the light grey text is a little too light, I think. I didn't realize at first that I was supposed to mouse over, and assumed the styling was broken. * The tooltip hover thing on thumbnails has some unintuitive behavior - specifically, mousing over where the tooltip would appear causes it to appear. So if I put the mouse just ab…
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It's a play of "low-lighting". Mouseover to highlight it. EDIT: thanks for the suggestion. I just darkened the text a bit.
There is no mouse-over in iPads and iPhones * Sent from my iPad
But I like the site overall though, very pretty
Also, you're wrecking your information hierarchy by putting your right bar vertically level with your big intro blur on the top left. Let that intro blurb sit on its own with nothing to the right of it.
Good luck.
If you could email me what apps you have worked on at the email in my profile, I might have work for you.
Good luck! A few bugs/suggestions: * I understand the goal of the mouseover highlight, but the light grey text is a little too light, I think. I didn't realize at first that I was supposed to mouse over, and assumed the styling was broken. * The tooltip hover thing on thumbnails has some unintuitive behavior - specifically, mousing over where the tooltip would appear causes it to appear. So if I put the mouse just ab…
Thank you for your suggestions (especially the one about Opera). I have darkened the text, now working on other issues.
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Thank you for your suggestions (especially the one about Opera). I have darkened the text, now working on other issues.
Also note that most non-aesthetic mouseover interactions are pretty broken in modern usability models.