Website for Footcare / Podiatry

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Hi all,

I have just finished a small website for a family friend - she looks after feet etc…
WARNING!!! There are a few images of some bad feet as she wanted them on the website - so please, if bad feet is not your thing…do not click the URL!!!

Any advice will be greatly appreciated. My client is over the moon and the fonts, design and what I have created is exactly what she has asked for - so I will not do too many changes, but any advice is accepted if not done on this one, will be noted for the next one.

I used the page transition bric as I wanted something different on this one, and on the contact us page it took a small bit of time for both google maps and facebook to load, so I delayed the page open a fraction more on this page…hope it works!

My aim of builds is simple for the user to navigate and not inundated with loads of information at one time.

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Very nice! Maybe use @Whittfield’s new bric to allow nav menu to be seen when scrolling up?

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Thanks for the comment @pruthe - yeah, I bought the bric today and not really had a play with it yet, but I will bring that into it and also look at bringing @PeteSharp copyright bric into it - I have a few websites I can add those on.

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I looked at the site briefly on my mobile and the first impression was that the text would benefit from being a little larger.

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Also, on my iPhone 12, if I open menu then try to click X, it seems to not want to dismiss.

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Thanks - just made it a little bigger

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@pruthe - Thanks for finding. I have just had a play around with this - took the page transition off and still doing it so added that back. I have re-made it and still the same.

Very very strange ! using Easy Burger - but Pete said nothing to do with that.
@Norm this something you have noticed before?

Edit : Removed the X! that will do for now !

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When I add it back with Firefox Developer it works perfectly. You might want to double-check this.

Kapture 2021-09-08 at 05.04.28

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Good work, Adrian!

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Thank you for your comment

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Hi @Jerry,

Thanks for your post.

I’ve just tried it again and still the same.

In that video clip it seems to still show when you click on the X It flashes straight back to that page again.

I get it on mobile only and not when trying to emulate it on my mac. Really strange.
Using no CSS on the website - just 3 brics, page transition, image comparison and easy burger.
On testing I’ve took it all off and still happening - I’m wondering if it’s something @Norm can look into - not sure if it’s a bug. I’ll file it later.

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I’m not sure if it’s a bug either, but one workaround is select the Sidebar menu style, along with disabling the X close symbol (as you did). When viewing the sidebar menu, you can just click outside of the menu area to dismiss the menu.

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Hi @pruthe - thanks for your help on this.

I am using Easy Burger for this…can’t see how to do this with that?

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The menu style is chosen in Blocs not Easy Burger. Easy Burger only changes the inside of the toggle button.

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Yeah, I think just select Sidebar nav menu style in Blocs, then zero out Close Icon size in Easy Burger. Hope this helps.

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Perhaps you client could choose better before and after images. What is there doesn’t instill much confidence.
The client portrait image at its current size is a touch too large for my taste - personal opinion obviously.
Over-all clean and effective.

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