Constructive criticism required

Bugger. Sorry for getting you confused with Ginge...

 

It's late. I'm tired. LITSTPRU.

Sorry TOG.

 

www.lasenza.co.uk/ -

HTH

 

Don't be so hard on yourself. ;-P

 

really? And how does someone navigate this site if Javascript is
disabled, or unavailable (say a screen-reader)?

 

Yup, WCAG2 doesn't forbid Javascript now.

And, I dunno if Cab has done something since our comments, but I just
turned off JavaScript in Firefox and the menus worked quite happily.

I think the intention is that modern screen-readers should be capable
of executing Javascript.

 

As WUN said, I think a section that's all about the area and all the
great things to see and do is very important. And all those extra words
about the area will help with Google searches, too.

--
Veggie Dave
http://www.iq18films.co.uk

"To assert that the earth revolves around the sun is as erroneous as to claim
that Jesus was not born of a virgin." Cardinal Bellarmine

 

You really think Ginge could proof-read like that? ;-)

 

"Onbe"? Everybody uses it now, dahling.

 

TSITSTPRU.

 

- You have to go to a button named after languages to see a popup menu
in which you eventually find out what you can see in the site. Fail.
Put direct links.

- Add strength to page texts with a couple of pictures.

- The "special discount for cheeky Dagos attending EOFS" page is
missing.

 

SaladDodger wibbled forthrightly:

I wasn't actually spamming the group. I wanted the opinion of SWK about
how the website was set up. I didn't mean it to come across how you saw
it.

 

Ben wibbled forthrightly:

At the time you'd posted this, I'd not updated the site. There is a
javascript on the site, which I assume does the stuff for the buttons.
In any case, there's a new layout now. As most people suggested, the
drop down menus are gone. In place, on the landing page, there's text
telling the user to choose a language. Once chosen, they're taken to
the respective pages where the menu buttons are in a line, at the top.

I've corrected most errors, as suggested by bods on here and there are
a couple of odds 'n sods I need to sort out, such as proofreading the
French (and probably the English) text again, in-line pictures, etc.

 

TOG@Toil wibbled forthrightly:

Heheheh. I dunno why, but as I replied, Ginge was going through my
head.

 

Monkey wibbled forthrightly:

I think it's a case of all the good names are gone. To be fair though,
the fact the BRC has a website is a very good step (I'd be surprised if
a lot of the other Gites in the area have websites). It's also very
easy to get the site visible in google nowadays.

 

Eww.

"'Ere, mate - this Cab's a Seat!"

 

..... like he goes through car windscreens.

I'm here all week, try the veal, etc.

 

Cab wrote:

You ain't kidding

--
Lozzo
Versys 650 Tourer, CBR600F-W racebike in the making, TS250C, RD400F
(somewhere)
BMW E46 318iSE (it's a car, not one of those 2-wheeled pieces of shite
they churn out)

 

SD :-( been confined to reading ukrm through google for a few years
now, but thanks to Cab am able to read normally again, when time allows.

 

I wasn't having a go at you, m'dear.

I wish you and yours every success with your venture.

Cab's post simply assumed the principal lead in a straw/camel/back
kind of morning/week/month/life.