Web design and Browser Compatibility

The Web pages on this Web site were created on a Mac G5 with Abode Creative Suite to W3C html 4.0, xhtml 1.0 and css 2.1 standards, optimized for a 600x800 to 900x1024 browser window with medium font size setting, and tested primarily with Safari, but also with Firefox, and OmniWeb. Netscape was dropped from tests as it's discontinued. Opera was dropped from tests as version 9.5 and later have problems with some older Adobe Creative Suite application software for shared libraries and was removed from my Mac.

I'm not a fan of Microsoft or it's software and so no Microsoft software was used in the production and testing of these pages, so I can't account for the display with Internet Explorer, or your personal browser settings. This is especially true if you use a larger than normal (medium) font size. Because I use css for style settins across all the Web pages, this means all can display differently than original designed or intended.

Web and Image colors

All the images on this Website were converted from their original color capture and created for the Web to sRGB colors. The Mac G5 has color calibration synchronization across software applications so the image color renditon is consistent. The Apple Cinema (23") was calibrated with a Data Color Spyder 2 calibration tool. This means any differences in the color display are mostly your computer, browser and/or monitor.

Website updates

The Web pages on this Web site are routinely reviewed and updated, and you can find an explanation of my Web work, along with changes and updates. You can see if the page(s) have been udpated by the version number and date in the lower left corner of the Web page.

The image

The photo above, if you're interested, was taken at the Trans-Am race at Laguna Seca, October 1970. The people in the photo are Ed Leslie, driver of car number 2 which went out with a broken wheel, alongside Jim Hall (standing), owner of the Camero Team who drove car number 1.