Ahmad -

A couple of comments about your site.

My IE 5.5 coughed up an error at Line 131 - Access denied. Take a peak at it.

For marketing purposes you might have a proof reading service go over the wording and grammer. Its not bad though.

The pop-up window, (probably from your ISP and/or your web hoster) is distracting as it comes up on many events on the page.

As to projects-

Think about WAP /wireless pages being built from Perl that are dynamicallly updated. Then WAP enabled cell phones and PDAs could reach your data from anywhere in the world. You need to make sure your hoster supports the wireless mime types. Think also about Perl enabled pager services.

WAP / WML code is not hard, its the content you have to find. Find the customer who needs to publish for mobile users.

Good luck!

-diskcrash

In reply to Re: Perl Ideas by diskcrash
in thread Perl Ideas by axidpk

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