www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com

zinc wrote: ↑Thu Mar 17, 2022 8:17 am Your wonderful content is majorly let down by a very out dated style which does not justify it. WWB has so many great tools such as cards that you could have utilized to reach a wider audience and grab their attention. I suggest you have a look at some other similar sites and see if you can get some inspiration and ideas. This my honest opinion. Sorry.

wwonderfull wrote: ↑Thu Mar 17, 2022 7:10 am The website is simple and beautiful. Very classy.

alan_sh wrote: ↑Thu Mar 17, 2022 1:46 pm It doesn't appear to be responsive. So, it won't look right on smaller machines or phones. You could consider looking at layout grids to help you out.

Also, your images are 3mb each. They take a long time to load. Consider reducing the sizes.

Alan

alan_sh wrote: ↑Thu Mar 24, 2022 8:28 pm Put everything in layout grids is one way. Another is to have different breakpoints with different views.

Alan

alan_sh wrote: ↑Thu Mar 24, 2022 8:28 pm Put everything in layout grids is one way. Another is to have different breakpoints with different views.

Alan

wwonderfull wrote: ↑Sun Apr 03, 2022 1:23 pm The menu looks nice now with the classic style but you can add some Image or two in the Home page and make it a bit bigger to take the screen's full view. You can also write some more things in the page to give it some proper content. And would have looked decent if there were some image of people in RIP page. Overall still good I just think the page looks too short content without some images I mean we barely need to scroll the content is that short. That would be my personal opinion. Other than that nicely done.

donjohnson24 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 04, 2022 12:32 pm I looked at the 1944 issues and - apart from the 'not published' ones, they are all the same, not monthly issues.
I looked at the 2020 issues and they appear to be monthly covers, but clicking only gets the option for larger cover picture, not to actually read the issue.
I did not check all years.

Also, I like the page turning effect, but was confused by getting a repeat of all pages again after reaching the last page - until I realised I was reading the same pages over and over I thought the issue was double or treble in number of pages. Should page turning stop at last page?

I know you are working on things at the moment, so you may already have these errors in hand.

Nice work!

donjohnson24 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 04, 2022 12:32 pm I looked at the 1944 issues and - apart from the 'not published' ones, they are all the same, not monthly issues.
I looked at the 2020 issues and they appear to be monthly covers, but clicking only gets the option for larger cover picture, not to actually read the issue.
I did not check all years.

Also, I like the page turning effect, but was confused by getting a repeat of all pages again after reaching the last page - until I realised I was reading the same pages over and over I thought the issue was double or treble in number of pages. Should page turning stop at last page?

I know you are working on things at the moment, so you may already have these errors in hand.

Nice work!

donjohnson24 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 05, 2022 5:43 pm I think that the limited 'flipping' is now better, and I now realise that its only the earlier years that have viewable contents - I should have looked more closely at the intro text.

I also see that the viewable issues are NOT the same - as I thought because the thumbnails are not immediately different - so perhaps you might consider overprinting the thumbnails with 'January Issue' , 'February Issue', etc so that its easier to identify them rather than by reference to their positions?

Don't you love people who offer suggestions that involve you in lots more work?

garlandmelinda wrote: ↑Sun Apr 10, 2022 8:07 pm Hi. I clicked on this link, http://www.myaagrapevines.com/00_TheBig ... pBook.html and went through 10 or 15 pages. There doesn't seem to be an easy way to get back to the main page of the site without clicking back about 15 times, or going to the browser address and removing "/00_TheBigBook/FlipBook.html" then hitting enter. It might be nice to have a "home" button on all pages or a logo that you could click that would bring you back to the index. Thanks for sharing.

benkn wrote: ↑Mon Jun 27, 2022 6:18 pm I think the site is really cool.
I dont know what the specific publication is, but preserving and archiving old media is important I feel.

I like you can simply click the arrow and go to the next cartoon. It goes one, by one, and it would be easier on my end if it cycled in threes.

One tedious workaround to the image size is simply link at the bottom, "click here for full resolution image", then create a page they KNOW will take a moment to load.

The grey menu at the top... look old and somewhat fits with the site. Old stuff feels 'buggy'. I love it or hate it, cant tell.

When I shrink the browser, three pictures remain side by side...mobile design usually has them stack.

need basic navigation, home page link for certain. I was afraid to leave the home page, that I might not find it again.

Needs basic SEO. Make sure people who might want to find something like this on google can find it. This means predicting what they might type, then having those words (text) somewhat present on the page.
You wont get search traffic with only images.

>> When I shrink the browser, three pictures remain side by side...mobile design usually has them stack.
that depends on your ctrl, mouse wheel setting.

KingSparta wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 7:45 am

benkn wrote: ↑Mon Jun 27, 2022 6:18 pm
Needs basic SEO. Make sure people who might want to find something like this on google can find it. This means predicting what they might type, then having those words (text) somewhat present on the page.
You wont get search traffic with only images.