First, the navigation bar at the top of the mobile page seems to have vanished. As you can see from the attached screenshot, the banner with Musen is now more visible and, while I'm happy for Musen, this might be a problem for people who want to click links.
Second, I've caught some typos here and there in the English page (note that I may have missed some), I've included JQuery selectors so you can find them easily:
the title text (#site-menu .logo-text) says "The Computer Sinence Division"
the intro box (div:nth-child(2) div:first-child h2) starts with "Wellcome" (should be "Welcome") and further on has a "officialy" (should be "officially") and a "Chalmers and it's master programmes" (should be "its")
the hover text for the RSS feed (#tooltip-jgva3weqb) says "Register to recive" (should be "receive")
Third, the footer doesn't seem to be completely translated (no one reads it anyway :P ).
Fourth, the "Reception" link in the navigation bar (#menu-huvudnavigation li:first-child) links to DNollK (I know they're much more attractive than us but still...).
First, the navigation bar at the top of the mobile page seems to have vanished. As you can see from the attached screenshot, the banner with Musen is now more visible and, while I'm happy for Musen, this might be a problem for people who want to click links.
Second, I've caught some typos here and there in the English page (note that I may have missed some), I've included JQuery selectors so you can find them easily:
#site-menu .logo-text
) says "The Computer Sinence Division"div:nth-child(2) div:first-child h2
) starts with "Wellcome" (should be "Welcome") and further on has a "officialy" (should be "officially") and a "Chalmers and it's master programmes" (should be "its")#tooltip-jgva3weqb
) says "Register to recive" (should be "receive")Third, the footer doesn't seem to be completely translated (no one reads it anyway :P ). Fourth, the "Reception" link in the navigation bar (
#menu-huvudnavigation li:first-child
) links to DNollK (I know they're much more attractive than us but still...).