Adrian said:
Why all this negativity? Why score by finding fault?
I found the same attitude amongst C and C++ programmers.
Somehow when a group is "closed", due to the knowledge
domain being antiquated, given more modern technologies,
people practicing it, start acting defensively. Or in more
psychological terms, embark on "out-group depreciation".
People looking at a website don't care a hoot whether it
was written 1959 style, or whatever, as long as they are
able to retrieve the information they are after. The color
mixer is quite useful when you are creating a user interface
and need to select colors for it, that was my message
and nothing else. Grow op man.
op?
You published the URL of your web site in a newsgroup that is full of
professional web designers and producers.
You should expect that the quality of that web site would be commented
upon.
All the comments so far are valid.
The site looks stupid stuck up there in the top left corner of the
browser.
The site breaks totally and becomes inaccessable with just one or two
notches of increased font size [1]. This could be construed to be
delibreratly discriminating against partially sighted people which at
least in my country is illegal.
[1] In fact the "buy now" page is broken at the default font size.
In certain cases the pages break out of that iframe by opening a new
window/tab, leaving a totally orphaned page with no menu or other site
navigation and a broken back button.
The site uses technology that became obsolete last century.
Why would anybody go to the trouble of downloading anything from a site
that is so broken?
Get a real site man.