Clarity of Websites

Do people who complain about web sites ever read them? There, it's right in front of your face, just look for it.

Find something real to whine about.

Have you ever tried to make sense of something when an acronym is used but not defined?

PAPADOC, your closing acronym has been used 22 times at CR4, and you are the only person who has ever used it here. Acronym finders return things that seem to make no sense. I might be daft, but I don't know what it means. Should I know? Should all of CR4 know?

Web pages can look/function poorly because of the design choices, browser rendering anomalies, or display variations. I have designed a few simple pages/sites and one of the more difficult tasks is verifying/tweaking the pages to look the same on different browsers and monitors. While I have seen many web pages that are poorly designed (for any browser/monitor), this one looks fine and the subscribe button is fairly obvious to me.

I'm currently using the Firefox browser (for Ubuntu Linux) on an old (Aug2003) P4 with a relatively new (Dec2009) LCD monitor.

Which browser are you using?

What type and how old is your monitor?

Thanks so much for your explanation. I looked up CR4 on another, fairly new, computer, and the "subscribe" showed up pretty good. However, it could have been brighter. I use "Google" as my browser. My monitor is over six years old, so, I guess I better get another one. I'll try to get a bigger one since my sight is fading. If I have any left over from my SS check, I'll get one. Thanks again for helping this "whiner".

Have some fun today,

PAPADOC

RMFR

At the top right corner of the Google browser window are some parameter adjustment tools ZOOM or magnification may assist you. In the set-up of the monitor adjust the contrast, resolution, etc. to display to your liking