best way to test a website ?
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olivero

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2,157 posts

240 months

Saturday 28th April 2007
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evening all,

I have a new website I need to test to make sure it is all working as it should (fingers crossed) and that there are no bad links.
So, big favour, could you have a quick look and let me know if the site looks ok on your computer.
As you will see I have cheated a bit and used a Moonfruit template, but only because the site will end up in five languages, with more photos in the future (the ones on there are just as a sample for ideas) and the site will be updated at least once a month.
Pizza and bottle of red waiting for the best sugestion.
Many thanks Olivero

[url]http://eaglesecurityitalia.com/[/url]

Edited by olivero on Saturday 28th April 20:11

shocker-z

554 posts

249 months

Saturday 28th April 2007
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Hi olivero,

Only problem i've come across is that you have no kind of validation on your forms that you use which means they may get bombarded with blank details and so on..

all links seem to work

Tested in Firefox, only other tiny little this is the loading circle seems out of place kinda half behind the date/time while loading.


Regards
Liam

olivero

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2,157 posts

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Saturday 28th April 2007
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shocker-z said:
Hi olivero,

Only problem i've come across is that you have no kind of validation on your forms that you use which means they may get bombarded with blank details and so on..

all links seem to work

Tested in Firefox, only other tiny little this is the loading circle seems out of place kinda half behind the date/time while loading.


Regards
Liam


Thanks Liam

The forms have a message when they are emailed and can quickly get binned if need be.

Just changed the date/time so it is out of the way of the loading circle - much better.