On 03-04-15 16.41, "Dave Robbins" <daverobbins@COMCAST.NET> wrote: > I liked the look of it. Clean and user-friendly. The only thing I wasnt happy > with was the logo and the upside down "i", it makes it look a little > childish. But overall a good design. Looks a little plain at 1280x1024 (but > most people dont have their resolution so high). Good job :) The upside-down "i" was intentional, of course, since the rest of the logo is rather strict, it sort of symbolizes the way the CircleMUD codebase is used on a bzillion muds, customized and extended, but with little effort they still fit into the global scape of the entire codebase, and you can patch them up to the latest CircleMUD version without too much work. The "cog" symbol in the logo represents the way a CircleMUD is the bare minimum, but yet something genuine and complete in itself. CircleMUD's so easy to extend and configure that you can make it into anything from a regular fantasy MUD to a science fiction mud with guns and spaceships. That's one of the main reasons to why I wanted to move away from the swords and scrolls kind of logo. As for the size, it's not yet finished CSS-wise, but it will use relative widths to adapt itself to the window, as well as relative fonts. One thing that I'd want to focus on is to make a "mirror" of the site for text-only browsers like Lynx and Links. I never go to the developer's site in a graphics browser, I always use Lynx through the shell when I am going to download stuff directly to the server. :) > I also like the idea of forums...it would be a great to have an additional > resource besides the mailing list. Indeed. Of course, I'd be willing to handle all this. No problem. Just say the word, o mighty ones. Warm Regards, Torgny -- +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | FAQ: http://qsilver.queensu.ca/~fletchra/Circle/list-faq.html | | Archives: http://post.queensu.ca/listserv/wwwarch/circle.html | | Newbie List: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/circle-newbies/ | +---------------------------------------------------------------+
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