Topic awaiting preservation: very stylish website (Page 1 of 1)

i was wondering if anyone of you inmates knew the www.scottreeder.com website (you have to open it with internet explorer). i think i havent come across such an interesting style on the web before.

hmmm not quite sure what to think of this page ..somehow the styles nice but somehow my eyes hurt

Though the graphic style is not my cup of tea, the animation is interresting.

But I really fail to see why it needs IE or Flash. I mean, I watched the Flash thing in Op, Fx and IE. Unless I missed something, this whole thing is perfectly doable with clean and accessible markup and gracefully degradable JavaScript. Do this guy fear to have too much people consulting his website

poi: when i saw the site, i knew YOU would say exactly that
but you are right though

quote:

---

poi said:
Unless I missed something, this whole thing is perfectly doable with clean and accessible markup and gracefully degradable JavaScript.

---

but probably not with that performance.

I ran across this site last week... pretty good use of flash I thought.
http://www.nicobrina.ch/

well that site is nicely and cleanly done, but IMO nothing really special.

if you want to see spectacular and outstanding flash websites, check out the ones posted in this feed: http://rss.ultrashock.com/bombshock.php

^ So what goes on with this?

quote:

---

This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

---

I cn grab the urls from the tree.... just wondering if you're gettting the same thing?

I wouldn't call the site stylish, personally. In fact I find quite unattractive.

The bigger problem for me, however, is exactly what Poi had to say...

The unique concept of the site is really lost on the fact that it only works in IE.

Not to mention that it is useless in SEO and accessibility terms.

Ramasax
www.AmericanSerf.us

quote:

---

NoJive said:

^ So what goes on with this?quote:This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.I cn grab the urls from the tree.... just wondering if you're gettting the same thing?

---

have to open it with an RSS reader like Sage for Firefox

Later,

C:\

nojive, as cprompt said, it's an rss feed.
use a mozilla-client or opera.