From the words of the man himself:"A first impression can make or break a website."
No.
(,
Fri 4 Jan 2002, 9:18,
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No.
Now thatis pure class. The little javascript error at the bottom is a great offset to the javascript :)
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flibz,
Fri 4 Jan 2002, 9:37,
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My impression was that it is so shitethat it has to be a fake advertising something, but
I couldn't find anything it might be advertising.
I'm thinking of sending him the brief for our corporate public site
just to see what happens - if I get him to do the whole site as a single parameter driven .php page, does it cost
just 15 quid?
(I couldn't find anything it might be advertising.
I'm thinking of sending him the brief for our corporate public site
just to see what happens - if I get him to do the whole site as a single parameter driven .php page, does it cost
just 15 quid?
chthonic,
Fri 4 Jan 2002, 9:52,
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Sorry to be a downerbut I reckon Dave is 12 years old and this is his computer studies project.
( thorpe www.voodootrombonequartet.com,
Fri 4 Jan 2002, 10:02,
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That's obviously aparody - but a very good one at that.
( monkeon schmonkeon,
Fri 4 Jan 2002, 10:18,
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I'd think it probably isBut it's very true to how some sites are that I've seen.
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AndyK,
Fri 4 Jan 2002, 10:19,
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