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Well I don't have time to argue with everyone.seek said:
If only you could put it across as succinctly.seek said:
The best designed websites on the web.....here it is
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so you're saying you just don't like arguing with people who have got a better chance of winning.Tru said:
smooth.
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i think the worst ever website that i actually used on a regular basis was the old topman site, the new one thankfully is great
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seek said:so you're saying you just don't like arguing with people who have got a better chance of winning.
smooth.
Are you saying you have the puniest mind in this thread?
Nobody here can deny that it is a visually impressive site and as with anything in life, first impressions count. Any piece of design/website/advert that makes you go 'wow' as soon as you see it means that it has you engaged and can therefore convey its message with an engaged viewer.
Take a look at any microsites for new cars, such as the Focus ST one mentioned earlier, they are visually impressive, makes you want to look at it more, it makes it seem like less of a chore than watching adverts, but thats basically what it still is.
As a company that specialises in this form of design, this website showcases that extremely well, so to say its pointless is well, wrong.
YES websites such as google or bbc news are well put together, succint and informative...but bugger me they're boring to look at.
Take a look at any microsites for new cars, such as the Focus ST one mentioned earlier, they are visually impressive, makes you want to look at it more, it makes it seem like less of a chore than watching adverts, but thats basically what it still is.
As a company that specialises in this form of design, this website showcases that extremely well, so to say its pointless is well, wrong.
YES websites such as google or bbc news are well put together, succint and informative...but bugger me they're boring to look at.
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yet he still continues...Tru said:
I think hes enjoying the fact that everytime he posts something, you find some way of twisting it into something utterly stupid and try and use against him, I know I am.
"so you're saying you just don't like arguing with people who have got a better chance of winning."
How very playground.
"so you're saying you just don't like arguing with people who have got a better chance of winning."
How very playground.
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no u r
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not as "playground" as your attitude to anyone who isn't a proffesional designer.Nimzicki said:
If it requires Flash for me to view it it is, by its very nature, not the best designed website on the web.
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wait.. so you're saying you havn't flamed my opinion in this thread?Nimzicki said:
I cannot simply agree with others? OK then, catch you kids later.
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Sorry I was going to berate you for looking at a tampon site on a regular basis, my bad
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i had an opinion. you flamed my opinion. i argued my point. you made a point. i disagreed with your point. but you couldn't let it go.Nimzicki said:
i'm ignorant. you're childish.
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How does one flame an opinion? Or is just that a dramatic way of saying "disagree"
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it must be nice to live in Nimzicki-land, where facts mean nothing and you are always right.Nimzicki said:rofl thank you escape, thats exactly it. Go read back seek, I never flamed your opinion, I stated my opinion, which happened to conflict with yours, somehow you took offence to that and flamed me, which was returned