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In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Kyle Peterson writes:
> In regards to The Wanderer comic:
> The navigation is what bothered me the most. I would have just made the
> original page a lot bigger and skipped the enlarging feature for each frame.
> It's a lot easier to scroll down to read the comic, than to have to click to
> view each frame; and hit the "back" button continuiously. I'm being picky
> because I am a web designer/developer and navigation is a key part of
> designing a web site.
I would agree with this suggestion. The base pages were just small enough
that my eyes could not make out the words. If these images were just a bit
bigger I would not have had to zoom in on every image with lettering, just
the ones that caught my eye to where I wanted to see more detail. So I'd
definitely like to see that considered.
Getting the right sizing may be tricky. Maybe a combination of making the
lettering proportionally bigger and also making the images bigger (but with
more jpeg compression???) enough to be able to read the lettering?
I agree with Kyle that the overall idea is neat. But when I am on a low
bandwidth connection I would like to be able to read without waiting a
really long time to go to the next frame.
++Lar
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