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shorty943
31st July 2007, 12:16 AM
Yep, in the interim, I have posted a prototype of my personal site to a free hosting site.:eek:

http://one.fsphost.com/shorty943/website/index.htm

Nothing much but photo's at the moment, but I am working on the inhouse copy all the time and will update pretty often in the beginning.

Be gentle, it's my first time.:D


Shorty.

Redback
31st July 2007, 08:34 AM
I like it, must be because i raced bikes myself, solos for me though and a mixture of dirt track, enduros and road racing, same era too:D

Baz.

barryj
31st July 2007, 08:42 AM
Your site looks good and is easy to use.

I was wondering what problems, if any, could come from Google as you are using an image from their program. Don't get me wrong, I am not picky but I was thinking about that only yesterday.

Keep up the good work.

Quiggers
31st July 2007, 09:41 AM
Good onya shorty! A man of many talents. Well done.

Cheers, GQ

DeeJay
31st July 2007, 02:19 PM
Dunno if its my computer but I clicked on your working life link and it went white. Did you spend your working life in a blizzard in Antartica?:D

shorty943
31st July 2007, 07:29 PM
Dunno if its my computer but I clicked on your working life link and it went white. Did you spend your working life in a blizzard in Antartica?:D

No. The Arctic, for some of it, why?
Oops,:eek:. Sorry mate, I have been updating.
It went haywire on me this afternoon as well.:(
All fixed now.

Thank's to all for your kind words.

Redback, mate as a solo rider, I made a good autumn leaf. All fall down.:p
Put trainer wheel on, much better now.:twisted:

Barry, if you don't tell 'em, I wont.:D


Shorty.

dullbird
31st July 2007, 07:32 PM
site looks good

Turtle61
31st July 2007, 08:24 PM
I'll be gentle... ;)

Site looks good. Nice, clean and easy on the eyes, no flashing icons and rubbish like that. Well done.

Navigation is good and simple - too many websites try to be clever with menus and fail miserably. This one works.

My only comments are (a free advise from an ex Art Director now a freelancer):
1. Get rid of the multi-coloured title. The dark blue colour (last word) will do nicely. There is simply no need for it...
2. This is my personal 'thing': I prefer when website content window is dynamic, ie resizes with the browser window. Yours seems a little narrow and restrictive. You could have the text (main content) column floating while retaining menu column the same size... unless the freebee web creation software you use does not permit that sort of thing and it can be a hassle especially if this is your first time ;)

Anyways, congrats and well done.


-- Irek

shorty943
31st July 2007, 10:06 PM
I'll be gentle... ;)

Site looks good. Nice, clean and easy on the eyes, no flashing icons and rubbish like that. Well done.

Navigation is good and simple - too many websites try to be clever with menus and fail miserably. This one works.

My only comments are (a free advise from an ex Art Director now a freelancer):
1. Get rid of the multi-coloured title. The dark blue colour (last word) will do nicely. There is simply no need for it...
2. This is my personal 'thing': I prefer when website content window is dynamic, ie resizes with the browser window. Yours seems a little narrow and restrictive. You could have the text (main content) column floating while retaining menu column the same size... unless the freebee web creation software you use does not permit that sort of thing and it can be a hassle especially if this is your first time ;)

Anyways, congrats and well done.


-- Irek


Thank's mate, noted.

Point 1 is easy.

Point 2? Um, I think at the moment the service is still changing over to W2 and dynamics, There have been rumblings on the blogs, but all still in beta phase.

Early days yet. Surprisingly, it doesn't take long to start taking up space. Found the application I needed to build the site Friday. Started playing and learning Sunday. Let's just write Saturday off, Okay? I was. Found the free hosting site Sunday night, and the web site has grown from 1.7 Mb to 8 Mb, in 2 days.


Shorty.

100I
31st July 2007, 10:38 PM
Hi Shorty, did the yellow Suzuki race at Tennant Creek around very late 82 or early 83?

shorty943
2nd August 2007, 02:33 PM
Sorry zook, just got in.

No mate, by then I was back in Adelaide. Only ever raced at Tennent once, the bike was white then. Dark blue when I first bought it.
She was all flashed up, when I found I had some how fluked enough points to make the 80\81 national titles in Alice that year.
After that season she went to the red frame all yellow panels.


Shorty.

Gromit68
2nd August 2007, 03:33 PM
I like it!

I didn't realise you were ex-RAN too?:eek:

-Alastair

(my last ship was an ANZAC class, but the brand new one!)

shorty943
2nd August 2007, 11:42 PM
Yeah mate. J R 31st intake. Paid Zac 11 off.
Did the Brittania escort for the Commonwealth games in Christchurch. Bad crew. BAD crew. Naughty crew.:mad:
Yep, old "Zacamaru". Cranky, tough little old ship, with a crew of reprobates the "real" fleet didn't want to know.:p
Ask Garrycol.:p


Shorty.

p38arover
3rd August 2007, 07:00 AM
If any of you were on HMAS Perth or were Greenies, these sites run by a mate of mine may interest you:

http://www.hmasperth.asn.au/

http://www.pussersgreenies.org/

Ron

shorty943
6th August 2007, 08:59 PM
If any of you were on HMAS Perth or were Greenies, these sites run by a mate of mine may interest you:

http://www.hmasperth.asn.au/

http://www.pussersgreenies.org/

Ron


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