Newest and hardest work. Will it get through TF Standards?

just showing off and trying to get some feedback =>

http://tf.eanki.com/Photon/dark/
http://tf.eanki.com/Photon/light/

It’s cool !

As far as I specialize in usability, let me say that the bottom sliding bar isn’t very usable: You need to hover over a very thin area to make it slide up and even to me as a web guy, this is a bit hard.

Usability issue #2: I was about to close the website, when I actually saw the PREV / NEXT buttons, so maybe think about that too. If not some instructions, at least make them appear when the mouse is not so close to the edges.

Usability issue #3: The inner pages – text is too small; yes, some kind of stylish, but too small. As iA says, this is a practice from the times when monitors had low resolutions. Here’s the small but important read: The 100% Easy-2-Read Standard

Also, for the light version, maybe give the main image some nice darker border, because light images on light background is a contrast issue.

And last, on the About me page, I’m not sure if those green tick bullets match the color schemes, on both versions.

Hope that helps.

It is definitely neat and works in firefox but I also notice it fails hard in IE with a javascript error.

It is definitely neat and works in firefox but I also notice it fails hard in IE with a javascript error.

I’m quite sure it worked fine in IE. Maybe it’s because I encrypted the HTML . I’ll put it back to normal.

Thanks

/me bave *{:o]===

I think Prev, Next buttons should be visible at all times,

The hover menus are very hard to see, maybe increase the opacity?