06-28-2011, 02:13 PM
No need to be an 'artist' by any means.
Conceptual drawings/layouts using DeltaCad, a Crayon drawing pic, or even a detailed verbal description of your layout idea would be appreciated.
I am open to all ideas. But mostly regarding the basic layout and the 'user feel' (ease of navigation) of our site's pages.
Granted new and improved graphics would be nice, but I'm more interested in wording changes, content links, and the positioning of all that in a wide screen format. (Please keep in mind that I DO NOT yet have a wide-screen monitor so dimensions WILL matter.) [Be they in pixels, inches or MMs]
My ultimate goal is to minimize both side-to-side scrolling and up-down scrolling on our site's non-forum (HTML based) pages that I create AND to minimize "blank-side-space" on wide screen monitors.
[The forums adjust to a user's monitor width automatically -- hence my issue with "i44troll"'s very long dash lines in his text tutorials. It was good for him and all other wide screen users - But it looked 'wonky' to me.]
(I'll let that fly, without complaint or post modification, in future, btw.)
SO....now that I've rambled 'too much'...I'm open to suggestions, any suggestions, to improve our site visitors experience.
Conceptual drawings/layouts using DeltaCad, a Crayon drawing pic, or even a detailed verbal description of your layout idea would be appreciated.
I am open to all ideas. But mostly regarding the basic layout and the 'user feel' (ease of navigation) of our site's pages.
Granted new and improved graphics would be nice, but I'm more interested in wording changes, content links, and the positioning of all that in a wide screen format. (Please keep in mind that I DO NOT yet have a wide-screen monitor so dimensions WILL matter.) [Be they in pixels, inches or MMs]
My ultimate goal is to minimize both side-to-side scrolling and up-down scrolling on our site's non-forum (HTML based) pages that I create AND to minimize "blank-side-space" on wide screen monitors.
[The forums adjust to a user's monitor width automatically -- hence my issue with "i44troll"'s very long dash lines in his text tutorials. It was good for him and all other wide screen users - But it looked 'wonky' to me.]
(I'll let that fly, without complaint or post modification, in future, btw.)
SO....now that I've rambled 'too much'...I'm open to suggestions, any suggestions, to improve our site visitors experience.