Comments for Learn to Do It Right. Build a Better Web Site. http://www.learntodoitright.com Mon, 01 Dec 2008 19:59:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on The One Phrase on Your Web Site That Might Have Visitors Rolling Their Eyes by Bluma http://www.learntodoitright.com/2008/05/30/the-one-phrase-that-might-have-visitors-rolling-their-eyes/#comment-1228 Bluma Wed, 29 Oct 2008 13:41:39 +0000 http://www.learntodoitright.com/?p=3#comment-1228 People should read this. People should read this.

]]> Comment on Stick With Web Site Terms that Are Familiar by Is your web page too creative? http://www.learntodoitright.com/2008/09/04/stick-with-web-site-terms-that-are-familiar/#comment-614 Is your web page too creative? Wed, 24 Sep 2008 11:02:06 +0000 http://www.learntodoitright.com/?p=80#comment-614 [...] Don’t get too creative with web page navigation labels [...] [...] Don’t get too creative with web page navigation labels [...]

]]> Comment on How Does Your Web Site Look in Google Chrome? by Viki Nygaard http://www.learntodoitright.com/2008/09/16/how-does-your-web-site-look-in-google-chrome/#comment-611 Viki Nygaard Mon, 22 Sep 2008 20:38:14 +0000 http://www.learntodoitright.com/?p=138#comment-611 Hi Adele, If I remember right, Google doesn't offer Chrome to Mac users right now, but plans to in the future. I think we all wish for a standard for both PC's and Mac's! Sure would make things easier from a browser compatibility standpoint. ;) Hi Adele,

If I remember right, Google doesn’t offer Chrome to Mac users right now, but plans to in the future. I think we all wish for a standard for both PC’s and Mac’s! Sure would make things easier from a browser compatibility standpoint. ;)

]]> Comment on How Does Your Web Site Look in Google Chrome? by Adele Aldridge http://www.learntodoitright.com/2008/09/16/how-does-your-web-site-look-in-google-chrome/#comment-577 Adele Aldridge Fri, 19 Sep 2008 12:43:15 +0000 http://www.learntodoitright.com/?p=138#comment-577 Hi Viki, Moan-Groan. I can't stand IE and now a new one. I went to the link you have for Chrome and it says download for PC. I'm on a MAC. All these different browsers are like dealing with the Tower of Babel. How about a standard? My wish. Hi Viki,

Moan-Groan. I can’t stand IE and now a new one. I went to the link you have for Chrome and it says download for PC. I’m on a MAC. All these different browsers are like dealing with the Tower of Babel. How about a standard? My wish.

]]> Comment on How Does Your Web Site Look in Google Chrome? by Sliloh http://www.learntodoitright.com/2008/09/16/how-does-your-web-site-look-in-google-chrome/#comment-561 Sliloh Thu, 18 Sep 2008 19:27:57 +0000 http://www.learntodoitright.com/?p=138#comment-561 I've tried Chrome but haven't spent a lot of time yet. I quite like what I've seen but yeah, trying to get a web site you're working on to display correctly everywhere is such a pain, now I gotta add one more to the list! ;) Anita I’ve tried Chrome but haven’t spent a lot of time yet. I quite like what I’ve seen but yeah, trying to get a web site you’re working on to display correctly everywhere is such a pain, now I gotta add one more to the list! ;)

Anita

]]> Comment on How Does Your Web Site Look in Google Chrome? by Viki Nygaard http://www.learntodoitright.com/2008/09/16/how-does-your-web-site-look-in-google-chrome/#comment-539 Viki Nygaard Wed, 17 Sep 2008 15:12:17 +0000 http://www.learntodoitright.com/?p=138#comment-539 Hi Karon, I'm exactly like you. I resist installing new programs for the same reasons you mentioned. I often have to be forced into upgrading programs and installing updates, because I'm always concerned about what affect it will have on my computer. While I haven't spent a whole lot of time with Chrome, my experience with it so far has been positive. It has a minimalist design and seems very light on the system resources it uses. It allows you to import all your settings, passwords, bookmarks and history from your other browsers. I happen to really like that feature. There's also a lot less "junk" at the top of the Chrome browser window than other browsers, so you can see more of the page from top to bottom. Another advantage it has over other browsers is that if you have numerous tabs open and one tab ends up crashing, it will crash that tab only and won't crash the entire browser. I'll have a tab crash on me in Firefox every so often, and it always crashes all my open tabs. So far, while browsing in Chrome, the biggest compatibility issue I've seen on web sites is pictures overlapping text and covering portions of text up so it's rendered unreadable. Because of that, people will definitely want to check to see how their web sites and blogs display in Chrome. Hi Karon,

I’m exactly like you. I resist installing new programs for the same reasons you mentioned. I often have to be forced into upgrading programs and installing updates, because I’m always concerned about what affect it will have on my computer.

While I haven’t spent a whole lot of time with Chrome, my experience with it so far has been positive. It has a minimalist design and seems very light on the system resources it uses.

It allows you to import all your settings, passwords, bookmarks and history from your other browsers. I happen to really like that feature.

There’s also a lot less “junk” at the top of the Chrome browser window than other browsers, so you can see more of the page from top to bottom.

Another advantage it has over other browsers is that if you have numerous tabs open and one tab ends up crashing, it will crash that tab only and won’t crash the entire browser. I’ll have a tab crash on me in Firefox every so often, and it always crashes all my open tabs.

So far, while browsing in Chrome, the biggest compatibility issue I’ve seen on web sites is pictures overlapping text and covering portions of text up so it’s rendered unreadable. Because of that, people will definitely want to check to see how their web sites and blogs display in Chrome.

]]> Comment on How Does Your Web Site Look in Google Chrome? by Karon http://www.learntodoitright.com/2008/09/16/how-does-your-web-site-look-in-google-chrome/#comment-538 Karon Wed, 17 Sep 2008 12:10:36 +0000 http://www.learntodoitright.com/?p=138#comment-538 I was thinking about downloading Chrome just to see what was what. Do you know if it takes a lot of resources? I've never been one to rush out and download all the latest things because many of them are resource hogs. And uninstalling them can leave little "ghosts" all through your registry. I was thinking about downloading Chrome just to see what was what. Do you know if it takes a lot of resources? I’ve never been one to rush out and download all the latest things because many of them are resource hogs. And uninstalling them can leave little “ghosts” all through your registry.

]]> Comment on Stick With Web Site Terms that Are Familiar by Barb Hartsook http://www.learntodoitright.com/2008/09/04/stick-with-web-site-terms-that-are-familiar/#comment-456 Barb Hartsook Sat, 06 Sep 2008 19:21:09 +0000 http://www.learntodoitright.com/?p=80#comment-456 Excellent, Vikki... and a well-written post. I was delighted to get that Blog Catalog newsletter -- they made the obvious, obvious! Silly me -- I had thought "neighborhood" joining would be with an invitation. "Favorites" are just what they say... As the saying goes, KeepItSimple. Excellent, Vikki… and a well-written post. I was delighted to get that Blog Catalog newsletter — they made the obvious, obvious! Silly me — I had thought “neighborhood” joining would be with an invitation. “Favorites” are just what they say… As the saying goes, KeepItSimple.

]]> Comment on My Recent Online Shopping Experience and How It Can Help You Improve Your Web Site by Blogging Classes @ LVS Online » Hall of Fame Blogs Update http://www.learntodoitright.com/2008/07/17/my-recent-online-shopping-experience-and-how-it-can-help-you-improve-your-web-site/#comment-454 Blogging Classes @ LVS Online » Hall of Fame Blogs Update Sat, 06 Sep 2008 09:24:46 +0000 http://www.learntodoitright.com/?p=17#comment-454 [...] In general, the more examples she gives the more comments she gets. The great thing about the Learn to Do it Right blog is how she provides clear and detailed examples. We have a lot of art and course blogs in the [...] [...] In general, the more examples she gives the more comments she gets. The great thing about the Learn to Do it Right blog is how she provides clear and detailed examples. We have a lot of art and course blogs in the [...]

]]> Comment on Stick With Web Site Terms that Are Familiar by sliloh http://www.learntodoitright.com/2008/09/04/stick-with-web-site-terms-that-are-familiar/#comment-451 sliloh Sat, 06 Sep 2008 03:13:45 +0000 http://www.learntodoitright.com/?p=80#comment-451 Well I was wondering what a neighborhood was too! Great advice all the way around here. Anita Well I was wondering what a neighborhood was too! Great advice all the way around here.

Anita

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