Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...

For your reading pleasure, then file appropriately...

http://www.1websitedesign.net/the-6-biggest-reasons-why-most -websites-fail.html

Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...

Travis Newbury wrote:
> For your reading pleasure, then file appropriately...

:) I always though the biggest reasons were you're not using enough
blink and marquee elements!

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Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...

On Jun 20, 8:35 pm, Dylan Parry wrote:
> Travis Newbury wrote:
> > For your reading pleasure, then file appropriately...
>
> :) I always though the biggest reasons were you're not using enough
> blink and marquee elements!
>
Nah, it's due to a lack of nude photos...... Well they did say you
needed something on your site to grad the visitors atention!.
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Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...

"Travis Newbury" wrote in message
news:1182334297.910223.36830@n60g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
> For your reading pleasure, then file appropriately...
>
> http://www.1websitedesign.net/the-6-biggest-reasons-why-most -websites-fail.html
>

Their reasoning may be sound, but upon reading through the page, there
appear to be many grammatical errors which result in some sentences making
no sense at all. Content is as important as presentation, and if the page
seems to be written by an illiterate, it makes you question the quality of
the company and their work.

Mike

Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...

Dylan Parry wrote:
> Travis Newbury wrote:
>> For your reading pleasure, then file appropriately...
>
>:) I always though the biggest reasons were you're not using enough
> blink and marquee elements!

Blink. Now *there's* something to which I can relate.

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Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...

"Travis Newbury" wrote in message
news:1182334297.910223.36830@n60g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
> For your reading pleasure, then file appropriately...
>
> http://www.1websitedesign.net/the-6-biggest-reasons-why-most -websites-fail.html
>

hmmm... 59 validation errors... LMGDAO

FireBug (was Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...)

asdf wrote:
>
> "Travis Newbury" wrote in message
> news:1182334297.910223.36830@n60g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
>> For your reading pleasure, then file appropriately...
>>
>> http://www.1websitedesign.net/the-6-biggest-reasons-why-most -websites-fail.html
>>
> hmmm... 59 validation errors... LMGDAO

After at least a minute, I got tired of waiting it to finish
downloading. I wanted to see how many the FireBug FF
extension...uh...add-on would show (it niftily shows an error count (or a
checkmark if none) on the FF status bar. But it wasn't worth the wait.

On the topic of FireBug, while I've used the WebDeveloper extension for
a long time, this one (FireBug) might be of interest to y'all (plural).

http://www.getfirebug.com/

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1843


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Re: FireBug (was Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...)

Blinky the Shark wrote:

> On the topic of FireBug, while I've used the WebDeveloper extension for
> a long time, this one (FireBug) might be of interest to y'all (plural).
>
> http://www.getfirebug.com/
> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1843

Do Firebug and WebDeveloper live together harmoniously? Or do they
conflict with each other when both are installed?

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Re: FireBug (was Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...)

John Hosking wrote:

> Do Firebug and WebDeveloper live together harmoniously? Or do they
> conflict with each other when both are installed?

No conflicts in my installation.

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Re: FireBug (was Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...)

On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 12:38:29 +0100, Dylan Parry wrote:

> John Hosking wrote:
>
>> Do Firebug and WebDeveloper live together harmoniously? Or do they
>> conflict with each other when both are installed?
>
> No conflicts in my installation.

....nor in mine.

Re: FireBug (was Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...)

mbstevens wrote:
> On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 12:38:29 +0100, Dylan Parry wrote:
>
>> John Hosking wrote:
>>
>>> Do Firebug and WebDeveloper live together harmoniously? Or do they
>>> conflict with each other when both are installed?

>> No conflicts in my installation.
>
> ...nor in mine.

Okayfinethanks! Times two.

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Re: FireBug (was Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...)

John Hosking wrote:
> Blinky the Shark wrote:
>
>> On the topic of FireBug, while I've used the WebDeveloper extension for
>> a long time, this one (FireBug) might be of interest to y'all (plural).
>>
>> http://www.getfirebug.com/
>> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1843
>
> Do Firebug and WebDeveloper live together harmoniously? Or do they
> conflict with each other when both are installed?

I've seen no problems. I keep Firebug running. I run WebDeveloper when
I want to.


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Re: FireBug (was Re: Heres the REAL reason a website doesn"t work...)

In article ,
Blinky the Shark wrote:
> John Hosking wrote:
> > Blinky the Shark wrote:
> > Do Firebug and WebDeveloper live together harmoniously? Or do they
> > conflict with each other when both are installed?
>
> I've seen no problems. I keep Firebug running. I run WebDeveloper when
> I want to.

And times 4

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