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I'm following a similar philosophy as the parent (kill fixed elements, disable CSS in extreme cases), and your web page manages to look stylish and readble at t
by rhn_mk1 5y ago
I'm following a similar philosophy as the parent (kill fixed elements, disable CSS in extreme cases), and your web page manages to look stylish and readble at the same time.
The fixed side bar on the "visiting" page is barely enough to fit on the display, and when I shrink the window (or increase the text enough), bottom items get cut off without recourse.
The banners on most pages are so big that I usually see only 1 line of an article, which is mildly annoying.
Note: disabling JS is a required part of making the web readable for me, and that's how I perfomed the review.
- nicbou 5y agoThat sidebar was a late addition. It broke the layout on some older pages that don't follow the latest practices. This is one of them, and I'm currently rewriting it completely. The website should work exactly the same without JS (sans fancy parallax). However I'm curious about your screen resolution. The header is meant to leave plenty of text above the fold.
- rhn_mk1 5y agoI usually keep the window small, around 700-800px in height.