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    This site isn’t completely finished yet, but it’s sort of in a holding pattern until the client gets some more information to me. All the basics are there so I didn’t think it would hurt to go ahead and post it:

    http://surfsidekids.org/

    The slideshow is powered by MonoSlideShow (http://monoslideshow.com/), which uses an XML document dynamically generated by MODx and the FileDownload snippet.
      Denny Cave
      Retro Interactive
      http://retrointeractive.com
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      That is a really nice site! It must have been a nice change from "corporate" type sites that need the obligatory tall building and/or a bunch of people standing around looking at a computer screen!
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        Yes, it was definitely a great opportunity to break out of the mold and do some custom artwork. It’s been a long time since a site like this has come along...
          Denny Cave
          Retro Interactive
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          I ’m lovin’ it! grin

          Thanks for sharing.

          regards.
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            Thanks guys (and girls!), I appreciate the kind comments!
              Denny Cave
              Retro Interactive
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              Nice work indeed!
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                Thanks smiley We’ve gotten a lot of good feedback on this site and we’re glad to her any and all comments.

                Since this original post, we’ve added a registration form (http://surfsidekids.org/im-new/online-registration) to allow people to sign up for a summer vacation bible school program using eForm and a modified version of the eForm2DB snippet I found on the forums. MODx has made the development of this site a BREEZE!
                  Denny Cave
                  Retro Interactive
                  http://retrointeractive.com
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                  Hi Denny - really love the site, quite inspiring and nice happy really clean design.

                  Just a note on forms to become more even more accessible, it may be worth tweaking the code to make it validate to AA standards by adding the right controls and labels.
                  ie:
                  <p><label for="contact_firstname" class="left">First name: <span style="color:#900;">*</span></label>
                  <input type="text" name="contact_firstname" id="contact_firstname" class="field" value="" eform="First name:string:1:Your first name is required" /></p>
                  I know alot of my sites didn’t validate well with the standard eform templates until I added the extras needed with my form templates.

                  To make it AAA accessible under validators like Bobby, it says to add text in the text boxes, although more modern speech readers don’t necessarily need that now, so it’s a personal thing really, providing the right labels and controls are there, I usually leave those parts blank and settle for the AA under Bobby.
                  Tweaking the form templates to be abit more accessible is quite easy.

                  Love the design, really nice graphics!
                  Laura