Ardeona - Logo Repost - Please Review

Ardeona · #1 (**permalink**) 11-19-2003, 04:54 PM

Ardeona (pronounced: r-day-oh-na) is an application development company. We based our company name on the latin word 'ardeo', meaning blazing or glowing. We wanted to keep the logo very simple and clean. The torch-like flag was added for a tie in to the latin root.

We also have another graphic incorporating the company tagline "Complete Programming Solutions", however, since we perform other services than just programming, we did not want to limit the logo.

We would appreciate any comments.

christoefar · #2 (**permalink**) 11-19-2003, 06:06 PM

Nice logo, can't fault it!

tikanet · #3 (**permalink**) 11-26-2003, 02:20 PM

Nicely done. The way you've got the accent grave (sp) forces the correct pronunciation.

I did, however, encounter a problem with your Hawaiian Vacation's reservation form when using Opera (7.2). When trying to enter departure information -- specifically, departure city or airport code -- Opera trapped the following JavaScript error:

message: Statement on line 91: Expression evaluated to null or undefined and is not convertible to Object: obj.options[obj.selectedIndex]
Backtrace:
Line 91 of inline#2 script in http://www.pleasantholidays.com/weba...kingSessionCmd
document.myForm.bkpDepartureCityOID.value = obj.options[obj.selectedIndex].value;
In unknown script
departureCityOID_click(this);

Haven't checked it using Mozilla on any of our FreeBSD, Linux or Mac boxes, but when a script craps out on Opera, I always suspect that thorough testing may not have taken place by a developer. I don't know if you're like so many Microsoft shops out there that don't care to take into consideration the small percentage of surfers that don't use IE on Wintel box, so I won't go off on my usual rant about hubristic Microsofties and their unwillingness to....

Ardeona · #4 (**permalink**) 08-12-2004, 12:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tikanet

I did, however, encounter a problem with your Hawaiian Vacation's reservation form when using Opera (7.2). When trying to enter departure information -- specifically, departure city or airport code -- Opera trapped the following JavaScript error:

message: Statement on line 91: Expression evaluated to null or undefined and is not convertible to Object: obj.options[obj.selectedIndex]
Backtrace:
Line 91 of inline#2 script in http://www.pleasantholidays.com/weba...kingSessionCmd
document.myForm.bkpDepartureCityOID.value = obj.options[obj.selectedIndex].value;
In unknown script
departureCityOID_click(this);

Haven't checked it using Mozilla on any of our FreeBSD, Linux or Mac boxes, but when a script craps out on Opera, I always suspect that thorough testing may not have taken place by a developer. I don't know if you're like so many Microsoft shops out there that don't care to take into consideration the small percentage of surfers that don't use IE on Wintel box, so I won't go off on my usual rant about hubristic Microsofties and their unwillingness to....

This online reservation system has been in the process of being updated. Although Ardeona was not involved in the original coding of this pop-up functionality (provided by Pleasant Holidays), Hawaiian Vacations and Ardeona have communicated our desire to have this functionality become an embedded module within our site. It is our hope that this will allow a more seamless experience for the iste user, as well as correct any errors that may occur using other current browsers.