Please active JavaScript support in your current browser.

Either your browser does not support Javascript or you have Javascript turned off at the moment. Although this website can be fully accessed without the support of Javascript some functionality will not work without Javascript being supported. Please turn on Javascript or update your browser. Thank you.

Proclaimer

Site responsibility

I am solely responsible for the contents of this site. I therefore take full responsibility for the text and images on this site and their meaning.

It is in no way my intention to copy or offend anyone with this site and its contents. If you feel you are offended or mistreated in any way, please contact me through the contact form or send me a mail with your regular mail client at help@eyes-on-mywork.com. Thank you.

Site functioning

If something does not look right to you on this website or something does not function properly please mail me through the contact form or with your regular e-mail client at help@eyes-on-mywork.com. Thank you.

Browser compatibility

As a Web Designer I always strive for maximal compatibility and functioning. This site has been coded according to the most strict international standards to ensure this.

Browsers that this site should currently display properly in:

Firefox 1.x+2.x on Win and on Mac | Internet Explorer 6.x + 7.x on Win | Netscape 7 + 9 | Safari 3.x | Opera 9.x

This site uses valid xhtml

All pages on this website have been validated by the W3C organisation’s online validator. This means that the xhtml-code conforms to international web standards to ensure functionality and compatibility with the most commonly used systems and browsers.

This site uses valid css

All pages on this site have been validated by the W3C organisation’s online validator. This means that the css-code conforms to international web standards to ensure functionality and compatibility with the most commonly used systems and browsers.

What does W3C mean?

W3C stands for “World Wide Web Consortium”. W3C is an international consortium where Member organizations, a full-time staff, and the public work together to develop Web standards. W3C’s mission is: To lead the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing protocols and guidelines that ensure long-term growth for the Web.

What is this?

In contrast to adding a Disclaimer to my site I’ve chosen to add a Proclaimer. Simply put: a Proclaimer is a document or piece of text in which the author takes responsibility for the publication and the content that the Proclaimer belongs to.read more

Bookmark this page