Congratulations on making the least traversable and hideous website i've seen. It was never too good, but now it's an example of what not to do with a website. Throw in some more buttons or shiny little dohickies, that'll cover up for the fact that you've killed any and all accessibility.
/sigh
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I personally think the site designer did a good job, and you are doing nothing but attempting to discourage his ability to do so.
Give me a break
Just because you are used to old stuff doesnt mean this is so bad.
I agree , there is few problems.
But design if crazily hard job to do. And to please everyone. It is impossible.
I say. Whoever is working on the new page design. Keep up. Dont get discouraged , and ignore lame asses
And for god sake use more saturated blue next time
"Before this battle is over all the world will know that few...stood against many." - King Leonidas
Hello there, adventurer!
We like feedback and we have noted your opinions with everyone elses. I would like to point out that we did almost nothing to change the functionality or the location of navigation items. This was one of our strict instructions to the designer - we did not want returning users to lost getting around the site.
I can tell you that the designer is working hard right now on some new skins, one of which is going to be 95% like the "old" MMORPG.com design.
- MMORPG.COM Staff -
The dead know only one thing: it is better to be alive.
Fails validation
Having a valid site is a key step to accessibility. Every HTML error introduces error correction into the question of how a browser renders your site. Fix the HTML and then you can safely say it's the browser's fault and not yours.
I like the site, and would like to point out this is an MMORPG Game site, not a website showcase. I say good work guys and keep it up.
1. There is still a good deal of legacy markup in there. Will take time to release it all.
2. Inline javascript with escaped characters regularly doesn't validate. And some of the javascript is going to stay inline because parts of it change with the server side processing, which again, is ok.
True, but it regularly does validate if you follow W3C guielines on how to mark up scripting.
But getting an encoding-type mismatch like you've done (page tells browser it's one type, server is saying it's another) is an error that should never happen. There's a fundamental difference between ISO 8859-1 and UTF-8. Browsers and other user agents are supposed to accept what a server sends to them as authoritative. So having any sort of encoding type markup in your pages while having a HTTP header sending it out is pointless, and probably introduces bugs into clients.
Javascript is client-side, 100%. What are you talking about, it changing with server-side processing? Javascript executes on the client, nowhere else.
Bah, whatever, you know best, don't you?
I like the cookie cut phpBB fourm set up (http://www.phpbb.com), a lot of websites use it so people are used to it, it looks decent, and I think it will be easier to deal with for the web master/s since it's basically cut and paste +customise.
I don't know much about managing a fourm website so I might be completely off on this, but I would think this would be true.
- MMORPG.COM Staff -
The dead know only one thing: it is better to be alive.
I was just saying I would rather have that kind of fourm set up than this. Maybe the looks can be copied, for the sleeker and cleaner look.
Broady121
I like the new site, it functions the same as the old one, it took me no time to see how it worked, if you find it hard to navigate this site i would suggest hanging up any knowledge of using the internet now.
playing eq2 and two worlds
WOW, you really showed me huh!!
playing eq2 and two worlds
WOW, you really showed me huh!!