Hi Beth,

I just checked out your page in Safari and IE 5.2 on a Mac. You have a
couple of very minor problems that I am currently seeing.

In both browsers, the left hand side of the curved box - the rounded corners
are perfect but on the right hand side, the curves aren't lining up with
the straight line of the form box - it looks like the curved corner images
are set inwards by about 1 pixel.

In IE 5.2:
For some reason, the spacer GIFs right at the top of your form are coming up
as missing graphics (red x's). That's not the case at all with Safari
though. The form looks perfect in Safari.

At the bottom of the page, in both browsers, the thick lines are all lining
up for me. Although, if I could, I would offer one small suggestion - I
would get rid of the lines in the bottom box (with your credits - "Site by",
"Copyright" and "Photos"). I would keep that box a solid color.

There's two reasons why I say that:

1) I'm finding the white text on top of the darker green lines a little
difficult to read or distracting at best.

2) Even though - for me - the "lines" are all lining up from, because you
have that bottom box a slightly darker shade of green, it's giving the
optical illusion as if the lines are shifting ever so slightly (at least the
first time you look at the bottom of the page). Once you stare at the
bottom, you will almost literally see the lines "shift" until they are lined
up. Do you see that effect>

I grant you, it's slight but when you've had more classes in "color theory"
then you care to admit, you get very in tuned with the weird optical
illusions colors can play on the human eye. I think this is what might be
happening here a bit.

Anyway, just my two pennies of thought.

:-)

-Chris


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Chris Flick
Direct Response Consulting Services
6849 Old Dominion Drive #320
McLean, VA 22101
Phone: 703.749.3100 Fax: 703.749.0967
chris.flick@drcs.com

> Howdy,
>
> I would appreciate a page check – I’ve had trouble
> with the stripes, the drop-downs, the links at the
> bottom and now the form. All seems to look fine in IE
> (on a PC) but Netscape and Mozilla show the form
> overlapping the photo. Anyone know why that would be?
> Also the links in the footer are screwy in Netscape
> and Mozilla.
>
> AND – my client says her “stripes don’t line up” and
> she’s on IE on a Mac. I don’t have access to a Mac so
> any feedback would be awesome.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Beth
>
> http://www.whiteststar.com/daryl/contact3.htm


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