On Mon, 18 Nov 2013 22:55:33 +0100 Atle Solbakken <a...@goliathdns.no> wrote:
> Den 18. nov. 2013 10:06, skrev Sandro CAZZANIGA: > > You see my point ? Cheers. > > Yes, I see your point :) > > The manual page you saw was auto-generated docbook pages, so > it's no P*. > > Today, however, I've created a webpage which runs on P* and > looks nicer: > > http://www.p-star.org/ Disclaimer: I'm not a web UI designer (QA is what I do for living), but you want constructive feedback, so I'll say what I feel like and what I would do first if it was my page. I haven't seen the old one, but this one looks OK to me, except that the fonts are about 2x as big as should be. For example, the main title in header does not even fit my screen (1280x800), it cuts at "Prog...". Ironically, while sometimes I do use "zoom in" feature on various pages from time to time, on your page I actually had to zoom out to 50% :) What I'd do in CSS would be leave out the `body { font-size: 25px }` part, use `em` unit for most sizes on the page. Also I'd consider adding some margins, at least on sides. It's not the best reading experience for everyone to use the full width of the medium (monitor): for example it's more likely to interfere wit the background (read: the real outer world), and also need to bounce from left to right puts additional stress on eyes as well as additional effort just to flip to the (correct) next line. (That's why magazines use columns.) (Just look at any nicely designed page, www or real page, they almost always have fairly wide margins. Header/footer on www can be exceptions since they are marginal. The mentioned mojolicio.us is really a very nice example.) Thanks, aL. -- Alois Mahdal -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/20131118224547.16949...@hugo.daonet.home
