Hi,
Great photographs, and I like the site ... but ...
The thumbnails are tiny. Fine when they "enlarge", but tricky to work
around. I could get used to them, though (though I found the same thing
on the "dock" on my mac to be irritating and switched it off).
Clicking on the thumbnails brings up a larger image, but I'd like to see
at least some of the images bigger. Obviously, I can see reasons of
copyright for not making them so big as to be useable by others, but a
few at a bigger size would be nice.
Finally, however, the thumbnails - for me at least - showed up one big
problem. On my monitor, the tiny thumbnails were right at the bottom of
the screen. When I hover over any on the bottom row, the "enlarged"
thumbnail disappears off the bottom of my screen - and there weren't any
scroll bars. Any way to make the bottom row enlarge "upwards" instead
of "downwards" ?
All those little points aside, I continue to be inspired by your work.
Jon
-----Original Message-----
From: olympus-owner@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:olympus-owner@xxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Moose
Sent: 04 May 2006 04:09
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [OM] Re: MY NEW WEBSITE FINISHED!... YAY!!! :-)
Adam Bolt wrote:
> Well... It's almost finished!... I'm interested in getting feedback
from
> people to what they don't and do like.
>
> Visit
>
> www.adamboltphotography.com
>
A good looking site. And of course it has many wonderful photos on it.
I'm a little frustrated with the clever little navigation icons. They
are ok for browsing at random, hovering the pointer over them at random
to get a tiny clue what's there. But for browsing sequentially through a
gallery, they are less than ideal. The problem I found is that one can't
directly put the pointer over the next tiny box. As the pointer moves to
the right, the one it was on shrinks, moving those to it's right to the
left, and leaving the pointer over one two over from where I was. Going
back one then has the same problem. So I have to pull the pointer out of
the active area, then return, to select the next sequential image.
Forward and back arrows would solve this.
Some of the images suffer a pretty great loss of quality from the small
display sizes, they just aren't very attractive, others are fine.
Moose
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