Brian,

Some suggestions to use or ignore, as you see fit:

1. Add alt tags to you ALL images; it is good coding practice and an
accessibility requirement.
For spacers and other non-informative images, use this alt=" " so
screen readers will ignore it.
2. Pare down your code by using CSS, not deprecated elements like <font
size=""> and <font face="">. Create a separate stylesheet specifically
for print.
3. Consider making the Siena College graphic a link to the college home
page.
4. Move the top-of-page anchor farther up, before the navigation links.

Overall, you have a good, clear layout and the menus work well. Nice
work.

-Zoe

-----Original Message-----
From: dreamweaver@blueworld.com [mailto:dreamweaver@blueworld.com] On
Behalf Of Smith, Brian
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003 8:37 AM
To: dreamweaver@blueworld.com
Subject: RE: Site Check


Hi,

Ooooops! Here's the url! DUH!

http://www.siena.edu/financialaid/financing/

This is a page that uses our new design. What do you think??? Please
be as critical as possible in your comments of layout, graphics etc....
You can only be too nice.

Question "How can this page to be made to print better?"

When I try to print it now, it gets cut off on the right.

It is a centered table. I'm pretty sure if the table were left
justified, it would print better, but we'd rather have it centered. How
can we have it print well, but still be centered???? We are not
stretching.

Thanks Webbies for your sharp wit and affable banter! Friday Rocks!

Brian Smith
Siena College Webmaster
Albany NY

-----Original Message-----
From: Darren [mailto:darren@darrenjordan.net]
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003 9:36 AM
To: dreamweaver@blueworld.com
Subject: Re: Site Check


It would help if you gave the URL.


Hi,

This is a page that uses our new design. What do you think??? Please
be as critical as possible in your comments of layout, graphics etc....
You can only be too nice.

Question "How can this page to be made to print better?"

When I try to print it now, it gets cut off on the right.

It is a centered table. I'm pretty sure if the table were left
justified, it would print better, but we'd rather have it centered. How
can we have it print well, but still be centered???? We are not
stretching.

Thanks Webbies for your sharp wit and affable banter! Friday Rocks!

Brian Smith
Siena College Webmaster
Albany NY
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