I normally find flash websites (including the new Richard Devine site)
annoying, but for some reason I like the warp site. Maybe it's the
hypnotizing logo or the little drawbar navigation at the bottom.
On Wed, 4 Aug 2004 10:06:33 EDT, davidasim@aol.com <davidasim@aol.com> wrote:
quoted 29 lines Requires 1280x1240 screen ... that's raising the bar a little too high> >>> Requires 1280x1240 screen ... that's raising the bar a little too high
> >>> methinks. 75% of web users have either 1024x768 or 800x600 screens
> >>> IIRC.
> >>
> >> And what a fiddle it is to use too! Looks like the poor chap is trying
> >> too hard...
> > My oh my, is it nice though.....
>
> It's very pretty, and unusually for a pretty website, has good content, but
> it's a little tough on those of us who live in the countryside and don't yet
> have even the option of broadband. Does there exist an alternative version
> written in Notepad in case plebs, rustics and Lynx fundamentalists want to know
> what he's up to too?
>
> On a similar note, could anyone explain the Warp website? The recent Warp
> thread made me realise a) that I'm beginning to think of Warp as an elitist
> clique whose operatives put out precise, impersonal music with no real energy or
> enthusiasm for what they're doing and b) that they aren't. As far as I can tell,
> they're passionate, committed and friendly people, with vast enthusiasm for
> the interesting and varied music they're putting out. But they have a grim
> khaki website, which I think is mostly responsible for the bad vibes I was
> getting. Is this just me being far too impressionable?
>
> David
>
> ps sorry if this comes across as a troll: it's not meant to be, I am
> genuinely interested to know whether I'm the only person who doesn't like that
> olive-green nightmare.
>
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