Advice for my webpage

Hello, I have recently created a new web page, http://www.stovepan.com, it is an online RS WorldSwitcher that is free to use, No I don't have any malicious software on it or anything, and I would like to get some feedback on it. I'm pretty new to programming web pages, and I only used, HTML, CSS, and some Javascript on creating my page. I just want comments on how the site looks/operates. Any suggestions on how I could better my page are very much appreciated.

Thanks,

 

I think runescape has a frame breaker or something, because every time I visit your page, it redirects to runescape.com unless I disable javascript.

I don't think iframes are the best way to go. Surely there are alternatives?

 

Also, why are you bothering to encrypt your page? Client-side information such as that should always be open; encrypting it only shows that you have something to hide or are trying something malicious.

 

ok, thank you very much.

 

Any ideas i could use besides iframes? bty my source code is no longer encrypted.

 

You wont be able to open up runescape through an iframe since it has a javascript on every page making it redirect to runescape.com if it isnt that... i am having a look for you tho how you may go around this

 

1. Work on the looks. the user interface is just as important as the functionality.

2. Use PHP to get the applet. Using PHP, you can strip out the Javascript framebreakers.

3. If I'm not mistaken, can't you just include the applet into your page instead of the whole page? If you can try that, it just may save you some trouble with using PHP for frame breakers.

 

ok thanks for the tips ill keep cracking away at it

 

Stuff to change/fix:

-When you change the style it opens a new window
-Your content is justified to the right
-Layout is just horrible
-Use some fancier buttons on the left instead of just a white border
-Get a better header
-No one cares about the style of the page that much, put that in a box at the bottom of the page somewhere
-Get rid of the donate link