Vietnamese Community Center

[Nblufire12]

Hey guys,

I just made this site for my cousin's community center

right now its either

Her current...(vacsc.org)

OR

this one i made up vacsc.tk (or cpumod.net/vu if the .tk sucks)


Which one is better? How can I make it better?

[Rob]

Hey Blu,

I like the new site it suits the topic and I think you have done a great job of compacting the good information on the previous website.

I would reccomend getting a full domain, what host are you on may I ask?

All you need to know is implement the new design into the old pages. You need to keep all your pages consistent.

The one thing I would say on the design side of things is the contrast between the bright green background and the white content background is very heavy, so why not try blending it a little bit by adding a bit of blur to it.

I would hide your email adress in a mailto: tag so for example switch it for.

Hien Vu,President
VACSC

<a href="mailto:HienVu@Vacsc.org">Email Us
</a>

To avoid spam bots getting your email this idea isn't foolproof as spam bots or spammers will look in the source and find it, but unless you are not having it encrypted, it is usually safe. Just saves you deleting 101 spam emails in your inbox so you can concentrate on the people who really want to speak with you.

All in All I really like your site and I wish you all the best with it.

[Nblufire12]

yea the .tk was the testing

i already have space,
www.VacSC.org

and I fixed the email us thing

thanks!

[James]

Even in the way you do it, it is a good idea to put the @ sign in html code <code>#64;</code> to help avoid it being read as an email address. This works pretty well because when you use it (without the "code" tags) it will appear on screen as "@" so that no one can tell it isn't typed that way. And when it is a link it will work just as if it were "@."

This may not be as effective as full encryption but it is my understanding that it is quite successful.

[codemonkey]

Originally Posted by James

Even in the way you do it, it is a good idea to put the @ sign in html code <code>#64;</code> to help avoid it being read as an email address. This works pretty well because when you use it (without the "code" tags) it will appear on screen as "@" so that no one can tell it isn't typed that way. And when it is a link it will work just as if it were "@."

This may not be as effective as full encryption buy it is my understanding that it is quite successful.

Nice!!