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by Mira
(Singapore)

Shorthand

Shorthand

Okay, this is alright. Of course people can understand, but just reading all that words makes me so dizzy. To be honest, i'd rather see more + and - and more numbers rather than you saying, multiply 40 by 7. 40 X 7 = 280

Isn't that better? Somehow, people's attention are focused on these numbers saying 40 is multipied by 7 to get 280. When i first stepped into your website, and when i read your first paragraph, i had this frustration and urge to scroll all the way down.

No, i do not work with graphed data, i mean i do Calculas mathematics and A-maths and chemical engineering principles which often requires the conversion of temperature of course, and really, i think i've gotten used to explanation that are much more specific than sentences. Because in sentences, sometimes some people don't quite get it, i'm not sure why, maybe they've confused it with something else. Anyway, i think it is very reasonable to teach this in internship programs because this will come in handy in the future.

And what's with the google adsense being an obstruction to the paragraphs? can't you put them in the MANY spaces to the right? And the graph about equal area on skew-T, can you make it more clearer, gosh i have to guess what letters and numbers there were.

Otherwise, the content is right. Quite knowledgable.
Good luck on improvements.

Barry's Response - Thanks, Mira, for these design pointers. When I do my next overhaul on StuffintheAir, this is a group of the things I shall consider closely.



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