CyberHostUK Website Review please :) - Page 3

AdamC · 8th August 2006

Seeing as you asked I did a quick blog entry on our website about cross-browser javascript links - http://www.atechmedia.com/blog/index...-to-bookmarks/

You might also want to consider having links to del.icio.us and ma.gnolia like we have done on http://www.atechmedia.com/services/

cyberhostuk · 8th October 2006

There hasn't been any updates in this thread in nearly 2 months, so..

Made some further changes and done some tweaking.

For example, some pages (such as testimonials) have been touched up slightly, making them more easily accessible and nicer looking.

Added a Tell-a-Friend email recommendation service.

Would still appreciate your comments, feedback and suggestions as always.

Tyvm

AdamC · 8th October 2006

Well you still havn't mended your broken Bookmarks link

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Whats with that? Thats extremely poor markup.

And your red/blue links are still hard to read.

cyberhostuk · 8th October 2006

ahhhh! totally forgot about the bookmarks link.

Will get round to doing it shortly. Thanks for the reminder!!

cyberhostuk · 8th October 2006

Adam,

Please try now (Bookmarks link).

We're working on sorting the markup problem - hope to have it resolved soon.

Jon-NC · 10th October 2006

The mark-up is the biggest problem, the design is nice and simple, uses good colours, I like it.

If you have the time to rewrite it and separate content from design using css and (x)html you'll have a much better website.

cyberhostuk · 11th October 2006

Mark-up problem has now been fixed.

cyberhostuk · 11th October 2006

Add to favs/bookmarks updated and is now cross-browser compatible.

If an unknown/unsupported browser is detected it will hide the Add to favs/bookmark link.

Kindly confirm.

Jon-NC · 11th October 2006

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Originally Posted by cyberhostuk

Mark-up problem has now been fixed.

You sure? I don't know what Adam was referring to but I can still see a website made of tables:

http://validator.w3.org/check?verbos...rhostuk.net%2F

I'd recommend into recoding your website using CSS style sheets to separate your content from style and create a cleaner website. It wouldn't take much to do with a design like that. It would make it a lot easier to manage in the long run also.

cyberhostuk · 26th October 2006

We're now completely XHTML 1.0 Strict and CSS Validated.

Website : http://www.cyberhostuk.net
Proof: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...yberhostuk.net

Please look through the website again at pages such as testimonials and contact us - which have been updated. Top banner colours have been slightly 'tweaked'

Also, I'd really appreciate if people could try things such as the "Bookmark Us" script, as well as the font increase and decrease feature using different browsers/os's etc.

We've also lost the ?page=blah structure and reverted to /blah/ (easier to remember and for search engines to index)

Added some tooltip definition things for acronyms.

As always, I invite you to submit your comments/suggestions/feedback.

Cheers

carlgm · 26th October 2006

http://www.cyberhostuk.net/services/reseller/

Isn't that a typo for 5GB instead of 50GB under Reseller 1 for data-transfer transfer per month? Also might be worth changing "bandwidth" to "Data-transfer per month".

Overall though, very nice and simple site.

Karl · 26th October 2006

Not technically valid XHTML unless you're outputting a content type of text/xml

cyberhostuk · 26th October 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by carlgm

http://www.cyberhostuk.net/services/reseller/

Isn't that a typo for 5GB instead of 50GB under Reseller 1 for data-transfer transfer per month?

Thanks for pointing this out . Has now been amended.

Also might be worth changing "bandwidth" to "Data-transfer per month".

Going to see what some other hosting companies call it and may possibly change it - cheers for the suggestion.

Overall though, very nice and simple site.

Ty

Jon-NC · 26th October 2006

Much better

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cyberhostuk · 26th October 2006

Cheers Jon