Brightness differences and deforming text while scrolling

[Thorsten Kleinweber]

Hello,
I did some first steps in programming a site for a friend and have some
questions concerning web design.
The site is http://www.stevanez-juls.de:

1. On my tft display (with low brightness adjustment) the site is correctly
bright but on some other monitors it's very dark, does somebody know why?

2. Does somebody know why scrolling the white text on black background is
deforming the text? If I change the background to a brighter color the
problem disappears. Is it possible to solve this, so that the white text
isn't deformed while scrolling?

3. While scrolling the text from time to time the scrolling hangs for the
part of a second and then scrolls forward again. Does somebody know why and
can I solve this?

Many thanks and best regards,
Thorsten

[Lars Eighner]

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Hello, I did some first steps in programming a site for a friend and have
some questions concerning web design. The site is
http://www.stevanez-juls.de:

1. On my tft display (with low brightness adjustment) the site is correctly
bright but on some other monitors it's very dark, does somebody know why?

Because there is simply no way to control all the possible combinations of
hardware, drivers, browsers, and user settings.

2. Does somebody know why scrolling the white text on black background is
deforming the text? If I change the background to a brighter color the
problem disappears. Is it possible to solve this, so that the white text
isn't deformed while scrolling?

3. While scrolling the text from time to time the scrolling hangs for the
part of a second and then scrolls forward again. Does somebody know why and
can I solve this?

Many thanks and best regards,
Thorsten

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