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New Website Design
- gioele 12y agoIt is 2014 and the main point of the page ("Varnish is a web application accelerator") is inside a PNG with no alt. If you use lynx or w3m to read that page you will not see a single description of what Varnish is. Accessibility aside, isn't this very bad for the rankings of that page in search engines?
- PeterGriffin 12y agoI'm more impressed that said PNG is nested 20 levels deep in div tags. I'm not exaggerating for the laughs, I counted exactly 20 wrapping divs.
- snowwrestler 12y agoI read this comment and thought "I bet it's a Drupal site." Just checked, and it is. I love Drupal, it's great for nontechnical orgs that need a flexible CMS. But it produces awful, awful HTML out of the box.
- whorleater 12y agoNot to mention most of those circles look like buttons I can click on, but it's one massive button. The rest of the site is responsive too, but the image scales horribly.
- PeterGriffin 12y agoI can see you're trying to use high-def images so the site doesn't appear blurred on Retina devices, however those images shouldn't load when I'm not on a Retina device. Try resizing the window in Chrome and notice the navigation images become jaggy. The resize algorithm switches temporarily for performance reasons. There's also the fact the having bigger images only to resize them down wastes bandwidth and makes them appear slightly blurry. Check "srcset". It's supported by more and more browser (including the upcoming Safari 8).