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Can I design something that will be useful while gardening?
On 3/10/07 18:52, in article , "Nick
Maclaren" wrote: In article , Sacha writes: | | I don't think it's junk but I think it needs careful proof-reading by | someone other than its designer. There are spelling and punctuation | mistakes as in 'accidently' instead of 'accidentally' and 'your' when it | should be 'you're'. Small things but not confidence inspiring if | repetitive. I spent a few minutes on it, and it did nothing but change content-free boxes on me and display the odd, equally content-free, message. My suspicion is that anything interesting is in the flash. You spent longer than I did, then. I was interested to see if it would load because others had trouble with it. I found I had to click on it twice to make it load but it did work. I think that's probably a small hiccup that can be corrected easily. But the spelling and grammatical errors did hit my eye immediately. Maybe that's a personal idiosyncrasy but it is certainly something I find irritating and which would not scream 'professional' to me. All of us can make mistakes but these led me to feel they were not mistakes but habit, which is why I suggested someone else should proof-read the site. This is a young person so getting it right now and learning from the experience is going to be invaluable in the future. Whatever one is selling, successful people know that your message to the buyer has to be clear and if it's intended to inform, it has to be well-written. -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon (remove weeds from address) 'We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.' |
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