On Mon, 17 May 2004 20:17:53 +0500, Max <nmap_at_webwizarddesign.com> wrote:
>
> Fyodor,
>
> Another .01 .. I personally don't much care for the eye logo .. I would
> rather just have a stylized insecure.org logo with no big eye above it :) ..
I agree with that, except i would like to see a 'stylized' (?) eye
logo not as complex as the current one, something simple that can be
rendered in 2 colors and still look cool (ala ATT, IBM, old-SGI or
cisco, etc.) but i am on a vector graphics kick now so i duno.
> your site has a lot of very useful information on it, and to me the extra
> decorations just obscure the site content, which doesn't need to be
> 'gussied' up or made more enticing in my opinion.
>
> Your core audience is technical people after all, yes?
>
I disagree with that, i am personaly tired of text only pages like
that of a lot of open source software. graphics and 'effects' on the
new site are not overdone and add a nice friendliness to it...
> I apologize that I have nits without patches or mock up alternative
> suggestions.
I also appologize, but i suck at UI/graphics/web front ends.
> > 2) Any suggestings for improving the new html/css pages? Tested diffs
> > that implement your suggestions would be even better.
>
> I say keep the fonts/colors/layout and get rid of the hover effects and extra
> graphics!
I say change the colors, make the section bar/titles more contrasted
agains the text (so its easier to fast scroll through everything) and
simplify the eye logo.
>
> > 3) Any problems rendering the new page on devices or browsers that
> > handle the existing one?
>
> Not for me!
me neither, but i'll try it on safari tomorow.
>
> Your old design uses iframes as does the new one, so I can't throw in a
> lame lynx-compatibility comment without seeming more dork-like and cave-rock
> like than I probably sound already in this email.
i think lynx compatability is very important for a tool like nmap.
Stou
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