Website of the year

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Sysman replied

17 September 2010, 05:14
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

Anyone looked at the source code? <snigger>

I'll start the day off with a kind thought.

If it ain't broke don't fix it.

Mind you...

This year's winner will be chosen by a panel of qualified judges, including:

Sophie Cornish. Sophie is co-founder of Notonthehighstreet.com, a multi-award winning online shopping site, which supports over 1,500 small businesses. Launched in 2006, it now turns over excesses of £6.5 million a year

I wonder how much she charges per excess.
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Zippy replied

16 September 2010, 23:04
Originally posted by thunderlizard View Post

Oh right. I don't like judging things like that too harshly because of the ASP.NET site I've just built. The .aspx code is lovely and graceful, but looking at how it renders on the client would give Beelzebub himself scary dreams.

I checked (cos ASP.NET does the browser/js etc check and serves accordingly) and it was htm
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thunderlizard replied

16 September 2010, 22:21
Oh right. I don't like judging things like that too harshly because of the ASP.NET site I've just built. The .aspx code is lovely and graceful, but looking at how it renders on the client would give Beelzebub himself scary dreams.
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Zippy replied

16 September 2010, 21:52
Originally posted by k2p2 View Post

You've tested it on Netscape 4?

Fire up the Quattro - it sort of works in IE 4! (if you ignore all the javascript errors)
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mudskipper replied

16 September 2010, 21:38
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

The source code of the site running the competiton. It's ... erm ... very 90's

You've tested it on Netscape 4?
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Zippy replied

16 September 2010, 21:16
Originally posted by thunderlizard View Post

The source code of the site running the competiton. It's ... erm ... very 90's
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thunderlizard replied

16 September 2010, 20:23
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

Anyone looked at the source code? <snigger>
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NickFitz replied

16 September 2010, 19:59
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

Anyone looked at the source code? <snigger>
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Zippy replied

16 September 2010, 19:49
Anyone looked at the source code? <snigger>
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MrMark started a topic Website of the year

16 September 2010, 19:43
Website of the year

Website of the Year Award 2010 | Nominations for the Best Website | The Good Web Guide
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