Suckerfish Dropdowns: A List Apart

“DHTML” dropdown menus have notoriously involved nasty big chunks of JavaScript with numerous browser-specific hacks that render any otherwise neat, semantic HTML quite inaccessible. Oh, the dream of a lightweight, accessible, standards-compliant, cross-browser-compatible method! Enter Suckerfish Dropdowns.Suckerfish Dropdowns: A List Apart

double the payload.

Made more and more pictures, will have to make a separate page for each street to list the things to do without mixing and messing everything up with pictures.

Photo Gallery

Photo Gallery: "the Residential section of the BIA Brick Gallery" I'm not arogant I have 300 pictures and they have 16.

Boral Bricks - Company Profile

Boral Bricks - Company Profile For my little new project related to those bricks we all love more as we can imagine. I had a complain about my tourist guide that there way to-many pictures of brickworks on it. And I do appear to have lots of pictures of a large number of classic things you can do with bricks. It would be possible to build one of the best site's about 650 year's of turning bricks into housing.

this is what I made after looking at the posted sites, I looked at them for as short as posible and reviewed the feeling the site's gave me. This creation gives me that clean feel I was looking for, it needs more trimming. I love white now :P

this lay out is worth a look.

New York City Tours pictures, photos, history, travel and vacation guide

New York City Tours pictures, photos, history, travel and vacation guide

nice clean lay out.

here we have that clear 4 option navigation I was looking for.

The first link brings a new page with again 4 text boxes dividing the traffic. This time they put one on the left and 3 above eachother. It looks just as clear as the front page but gives a whole new look to the page.

This is the retro page, It's retro but I don't like it at all.

Link number 3 brings us to a page that looks a damn lot like what others would call a frontpage. It should never be because it's a clutter imposible to navigate fast, it brings a learning curve to the really interested people, that is a good thing. If they get used to this page it wil serve great stuff. But it should never be the front page. They did it really well I think. I was thinking of this formulla for a long time, I didn't want a lot more as 3 links per page. But that would create a zillion navigation pages. 4 links is still acceptable. And number 3 can be a really bussy page with lots of links. But the first 2 should just be as clear and usefull as the frontpage.

Central Park Web Site - Tour

Central Park Web Site - Tour silly stuff, Haarlemmermeer is a city in holland just like haarlem but "meer" does apear to be the dutch word for lake. hummm http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=haarlemmermeer&r=67

National Park Service - Experience Your America

National Park Service - Experience Your America

nice park site "did use flash" but it looks nice and usefull. It looks like it has content.

about this blog

Here I will do research on how to make a portal for Enkhuizen, a 650 year old touwn with an amazing number of buildings from the past age's.

I know there A lot of sites out there that try to cover diferent parts of tourism, I do a mini version of each, museum's restaurants hotels and so on. Because I have so few items to list I can make a superior imitation of big sites like dinersite and virtual tourist. Specially because I will also index everything they make about this beautiful town. And I wil translate a bit of history. (it's 650 years A bit of it will have to do)

Time to start creating the examplementary linkdump I was planning to make here.