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November 25, 2004
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Panasonic Global
What I like:
Love seeing big companies taking a step in the right direction, we all do. Some of us have put nearly half our lives (then again I am only 20, so that’s not a lot) into this CSS stuff, and we love seeing others catching on to it.
As far as the site itself, it looks alright. This was just worth a mention based on the entity behind the site.
What I dislike:
Small fonts, terrible colors. I have a rule about colors; never pick more than 2 primaries, and only pick one if you are using different shades of a primary. Green, other green, and blue? I’m no expert decorator, dresser, or color palate creator; but I still no ugly when it gaudy on my monitor.
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Mmm, it’s corporate and unattractive, but I’d rather big name brands made ugly websites out of CSS than ugly websites out of tag soup.
I agree.. the website is nice in a corporate sense, but personally.. I like the top of the design. I feel the bottom of the website could have used more work and different colors.