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why do sites always presume they are the sole focus of what the visitor is doing
In this case I think the target demographic is those young guys with money to burn on pimping up their cars, installing crazy sound systems to annoy the neighbourhood, so music appeals to them.
Perhaps Cloud can compromise with a little Mantovani... ;-)
The site isn't meant for us.
mantovani !!! diable [edit - I suppose I should emphasise this is verging on the ironic, if not downright sarcastic]
banda olifante, c'est tres bon
no the site is not meant for us... :D
But discounting for a moment your own personal preferences for the music (or for not having any music at all), isn't it a nice site with interesting effects?Quote:
Originally Posted by handrawn
I think one man's "interesting effects" = another man's "annoying effects". It's easy to overdo it.
I think Cloud has it right here for the demographic.
sorry; a web site is a functional thing.. full stop; and that is what the landing page should beQuote:
Originally Posted by Boy
a web site is a functional thing.. full stop; and that is what the landing page should be
No! it can be.
It can also be frivolus, informative, entertaining or best of all informative and entertaining.
one man's pavement artist is another one's obstruction on the sidewalk; but I accept your point Paul; just not all things to all men as Cloud said in so many words
I don't think I said all things to all men, just the majority of the target market.
The site is aimed at the type of young man who likes this>
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And listens to music on these>
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I suppose the first one is yours, Cloud?
what you said was 'everyone is happy'; not so...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cloud
I did say 'in so many words' ;)