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Hartmann - SSINFO Process DescriptionI did things a little differently. My documents are websites. There are links between the two that will hopefully help navigating. I'd really appreciate any input posted as a reply to this blog entry. http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~hartmand/ssinfo.html Thanks,
Dave H.
Submitted by hartmand on Thu, 05/22/2008 - 17:16. categories [ ]
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Again, I like the layout you're using in order to make your website appear "real." It works very well and you did a good job using the template to fit your project into the page.
"To log in to SSINFO, there are two options. In the black bar there is a [] link, or you can simply click on an option with a [] lock next to it in the left toolbar."
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upon, it will bring up the evening exams scheduled for the classes you are enrolled in."This is very well written. You used the screenshots very well and the entire page is easy to follow. The only things I would change layout-wise are the images of the the login button and the lock button - they don't "fit" well inside the paragraph, and might work better as another image off to the side. The lock picture isn't bad, but the login button stretches the paragraph in an odd way where it might look best to just stick them both off to the side. It's up to you though; if it is too difficult to change now, it's really not that bad.
-Amber
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