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Online magazine

Started by vysser, September 01, 2009, 02:52:52 PM

vysser

I've worked with WB to give this site a monthly issue digital magazine appearance:

http://www.elespectadorimaginario.com


    vysser


    LordDarkman

    I thing it's a good side. I would only change 2 things:
    set the image border to 0 and switch on capcha. Rest I reaaly like. Clear and well organiest, even I don't know what I'm reading... Maybe you can make it to multi language...

    CU Moritz

      sparkdigital

      I like the way you have organised each issue by month with subpages etc but would make this stand out a little more. Also try to re-align the three sections in the main content so they are all in line with one another. Finally I'm not too keen on the use of Courier as your main font - it's known not to be the most readable font (which is kinda important for an online magazine  :-D). If you like serif fonts, why not inject a little Georgia into your page. This works particularly well for headings (set the font-weight to normal!) and combine it with Arial of Verdana for the main content. Give it plenty of line height and you're set to go!

      See http://frieze.com/magazine/ for some inspiration!

      Hope this helps...

      Konrad

        crnogorac081

        I was wondering which module you used to organize the movies content on front page ?

        Also I dont know what is doing function for increase and decrease font, for meon FF, it is just moving text up and down a little, not increasing it..

        And also I would use a little brighter background, this way the site is a little dark to me.. :)

        cheers
          Web developer

          LordDarkman

          The increase/decrease works at my site with IE but not with FF. If IE I think it's ok, only it's java. CSS would be better because of disabled java. With FF there is a problem somehow...

          CU Moritz

            vysser

            Well, in fact it works with FF as long as it applies to <p> format

              vysser

              QuoteI was wondering which module you used to organize the movies content on front page ?
              No module, it's made by hand...

                crnogorac081

                I clicked, and it just moved text up or down.. Take a look at this WB showcase I saw today: http://www.theashtonlancaster.com/

                Maybe you can copy the font resizer function from there..

                cheers
                  Web developer

                  vysser

                  Thank you, I'll have a look at it.

                    albatros

                    #10
                    Hi,

                    a very nice website! I like it!

                    One small remark. I have a screen with 1280px and I see a horizontal scrollbar. But there is no need to have one, even on 1024px.

                    Best regards

                    Uwe

                    Edit: IE8/7, FF353, Opera

                      LordDarkman

                      I thing this is because of a static contend size. I do it sometimes myself. Give a hight to the div, overflow scroll. Ithing it's nicer when useing a static bg. So I would call it a highlight because of matching the bg.

                      CU Moritz

                        vysser

                        QuoteOne small remark. I have a screen with 1280px and I see a horizontal scrollbar. But there is no need to have one, even on 1024px.
                        I fixed it. I had a div tag wider than necessary. Thank you.

                          jsn


                          vysser


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