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They're great!
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140
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48.6%
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They're OK!
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101
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35.1%
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They need improvement
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47
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16.3%
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Re: What do you think of the colors?
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DOZIEDO
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Hey, second comment, whoopie... Uh, one thing, when did we start focusing on the look of a site and not the content? Sure, you need a nice enough look and an easy navigation, however if you put the cosmetics of a web page before content, then that's bad. Agonizing over a color scheme while everything else suffers (i.e the file archives) will be one's downfall. If you can maintain a nice look without loosing content and meaning then more power to ya, but if not I strongly reccomend y'all just stick to what you have until you figure out how to run a good calculator site again. You knew once, sadly, some of the magic is gone...
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27 August 1999, 02:41 GMT
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Re: Re: Re: What do you think of the colors?
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DOZIEDO
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FYI there have been many careless mistakes in the file archives, only 2 reviews have been written in the past month (All by Kirk) and yes, the site is still running, but if you've noticed, there's loads of hype over ticalc's new look. Sure, it has that super-professional look, sure, it may even look better than the old scheme, however the content's not changed a bit. I really don't mean to bitch, ticalc has it's faults like any other site, but just like any other site that people complain about, I'm gonna complain about this one. Wait, I have more to rant about... Ticalc is by far the largest and the most respected TI site other than ti.com but I think the time is now for smaller sites to gain popularity by offering unique services and abilities. Dim-TI, for example, first came up with preferences for users. Ticalc just implimented it better. Macross had a very very cool color and graphical scheme, now ticalc has one (kinda). TI-Files had and still has the underdog appeal. It's not the biggest, it's definately not small, but it's got some nice things about it. And to all those other sites, they make themselves unique and better by offering more specific information. Such sites like ACZ or the TCPA, offer programs, but they also have origional info for developers (TCPA's being routines). I guess what I'm trying to say is for a site to be considered great, it has to be original. When ticalc started, it was original, with all it's features and wonderfull archives. Then came along the ti-files (I'm not sure about the history back that far, please forgive any mistakes) and then Dimension-TI. All offering their own special things, however still with the same purpose. Origionality is the key to success y'all, do good,don't stop, <insert future catch phrase here>.
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27 August 1999, 04:45 GMT
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Re: What do you think of the colors?
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ASmith
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You need to clarify what your surveying about, i thought it was about the case colors, not the site colors, therefore the results to the survey will be distorted.
adam
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27 August 1999, 18:48 GMT
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Re: What do you think of the colors?
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PaSTE
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If it's really bugging you guys about trying to appease the masses with the color scheme, why not take a look at my.netscape.com or my.yahoo.com and check out some of their cosomizable color options. It's a nice idea, and that way, you don't have to worry about making everyone happy, and you can concentrate on calculator news and what not.
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27 August 1999, 22:16 GMT
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Re: What do you think of the colors?
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John Ratliff
(Web Page)
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Unlike some people, I belive that in order for a web site to be great, it must blend looks with content. If you cannot navigate or read a web site, then the content is meaningless. Who cares if a web site has 200,000,000,000 programs if you can't find any of them or read the wording on the site?
Note that I am not referring to ticalc.org here, but rather to sites in general and their design. You cannot have a good web site w/o giving any thoughts as to the look.
Personally, I LOVE the new ticalc.org. I think it looks MUCH better than the old one. On high resolutions, you don't see the LARGE blue section on the right anymore. It has content now, and that's good. Ticalc has brought together the best design ideas (partially from Dim-TI, but expanded A LOT) and content.
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28 August 1999, 01:55 GMT
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What do you think of the site colors?
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Barcode
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I definately like the new layout better than the old on. This one actually looks good in any resolution and makes use of less graphics. To be honest, before the change I was liking the site less and less. But I hope that since you have the layout finished, you will focus on the content now. I agree with everyone that you are slipping compared to other sites.
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28 August 1999, 18:21 GMT
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Re: What do you think of the colors?
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Matthew Hernandez
(Web Page)
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When the old site format was up, I NEVER came here because I hated the look and how everything was organized. But now, the site looks great and I come here every day. It really is a HUGE improvement in several aspects:
--Organization
--Load Time
--Format
--Professionalism (spelling?)
--More features (like these comments...I think these are new...)
--and overall: the site!
Well, those are personal opinions which I think have greatly improved this site! Keep up the good work guys!
Matt H.
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1 September 1999, 21:08 GMT
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