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Hello there,
So I've worked my ass off for you guys so you can get a nice and good looking web site. If you do spot any bugs, please screenshot it/them and post in this thread.
Also if you do have suggestion and so forth on the web site, please do not hesitate to suggest.
And as always, feedback is much appreciated.
In addition to this, I will also be patching any graphical bugs whenever I come across them.
So I've worked my ass off for you guys so you can get a nice and good looking web site. If you do spot any bugs, please screenshot it/them and post in this thread.
Also if you do have suggestion and so forth on the web site, please do not hesitate to suggest.
And as always, feedback is much appreciated.
In addition to this, I will also be patching any graphical bugs whenever I come across them.
I did say that, as I believe this could very well be the case
Nice work dude!!!
would be cool if i can minimize the picture on top
would be cool if i can minimize the picture on top
I will be looking in to making the image shrink in height upon scrolling
Nice work dude!!!
would be cool if i can minimize the picture on top
CHECK!
edit: Found a graphics glitch that I had completely overseen... working on fixing it as I type this. Update to come soon.
edit2: Graphics glitch fixed along with a few other pixel adjustings.
@Empty, what's your screen resolution?
I will be implementing responsiveness to this design later this month or next month so it works with all resolutions and devices, along with a design optimization for earlier versions of IE.
When designing on a 1920x1080 resolution it is very difficult to know how the site will look on other monitors as anything on my monitor looks quite small. Currently the image shrinks down from a height of 650px to 250px, that's a reduction by 400 pixels. Maybe the responsive design may be better for you?
I will be implementing responsiveness to this design later this month or next month so it works with all resolutions and devices, along with a design optimization for earlier versions of IE.
When designing on a 1920x1080 resolution it is very difficult to know how the site will look on other monitors as anything on my monitor looks quite small. Currently the image shrinks down from a height of 650px to 250px, that's a reduction by 400 pixels. Maybe the responsive design may be better for you?