Site Reviews in English

photo.net

Very useful information, specially to the unseasoned photographer. It is not often that I come across a site with that many resources for amateur photographers, and was very much appreciated. The graphical appeal of the page could be worked with, although this surely is the way to have fast loading pages.

Remembering Nagasaki

This is a very visually powerful site. The style of presentation fits very well the subject. The information found at the site is very interesting to those concerned with the atomic era and war in general. The photographs loaded fast and retained good quality. My only concern was that a times it was difficult to determine where was I on the site. Maybe it needs some more navigational work. But overall, it was very good.

XPresso Bar

Basically the most complete source of QuarkXPress related material that I have seen. Interesting section on Quark-to-HTML section. Graphically there are several problems that I have seen. First it seems that it was not designed with the 640x480 resolution in mind due to the large graphical rules. The background is an interesting use of the coffee beans, but after a while it can get very painful to read large bodies of text. Aside from the graphical aspects, the information seems very thorough and relevant. It points to many outside sources on Quark that can be useful.

Stacy's Home Journal...

I found the homepage to be well organized and easy to navigate. The information was relevant to her work as well as providing links to other pages on the Web that were a little on the unusual side.
My only concern was that this page, as noted on the "fine Print" section on her, is mostly designed for the Mac platform. The fonts look OK when used for display text, however, they are hard to read in a body of text, specially when used really small.
The use of frames, seems to bother some, but to me it works fine. In the case of the links page the frame works well as a search tool for the different topics. I would argue that the sidebar frame is a little wide.

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