Still some touch-up work to do, some content to load, etc.



BVC5 is ready to go.





www.cpapsupplyusa.com

Check in IE6. The product is getting pushed to the bottom of the page.

http://www.cpapsupplyusa.com/Respironics-Comfort-Select-Mask-and-Headgear-Combo-Size-Pack-1026880.aspx

Common problem that happens to almost all of us... FF / IE6... Anyone have a dead-nuts solution?

How are getting the huge flash box to run? It's obviously not the ootb content block, right?

Lookin' good, Tim.

Dead-nuts solution between FF/IE6 doesn't exist, just experience and experimentation. However, usually when floats are being pushed down in IE6, the first thing you'll want to check is the double-margin bug in IE6. Adding display: inline; to those floats, at least for IE6, usually takes care of the issue where the margin is the culprit.

Tim, I like the general design. Since you asked for feedback, from an aesthetic standpoint/user interface the color scheme doesn't work for me. You have some very light pastel blues as background for white text so the color contrast is very low. Even with the slight drop shadow some things are just hard to read. I circled the places in green where you have good contrast levels and readability is good. Places circled in read have very low contrast and are hard to read. I'd suggest taking a look at http://kuler.adobe.com/ for some different contrasting colors. Hope that's the kind of feedback you were looking for.

Rick

Mitch,

Thanks again... I will work on those fields. Where did that $5.29 on shipping come from? Can you generate that again?

Hey Tim, definitely a major step up! I agree with Rick on the color comments. Your color scheme needs to envoke peaceful, restful, calming feelings.

Blue & white is great, it may sound crazy but see if purple (think ambien, they use pink) integrate. Greens are perfect as well, but that's more earthy.

consider the colors based on your customer base's age & eye/vision health.

Otherwise, looking great!

Matt, thanks for the comments.

Mitch,

This is an interesting error. I have tried on mulitple machines, using IE6/7/8 and FF. I still can't reproduce it. I will continue to research. Thanks for pointing it out.

Tim:

I like the design.

I was checking things out. When i got to the Checkout page, down at the quick review section. THe amount breakdown was centered on the page and over top of the special instructions box. THis is with IE6.

Also when i click on the "shop" link which was taking me to the default.aspx page. Column 2 is being pushed down under the column 1. Again IE6. It's also doing it some on the education link.