Damion
Posts: 3

What do you think to my website, http://degrafik.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk its not finished yet but I have got some work uploaded.

Thanks, Damion.

Stan
Posts: 44

You really ought to learn CSS,,especially if you intend to charge people money for your services. All those empty table cells are needless bloat.

You left out a couple of alt attributes, so your page doesn't validate.
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fdegrafik.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

Ospose
Posts: 2

Design is not bad, you have hope to grow as a Web Designer. Why do you produce so many empty table cells? In Germany you need an easy to find adress who is responsible for website content.

Stmaster
Posts: 4

For beginning, is pretty good ! I think you will have a bright future ! ;D

J. Cornelius
Posts: 7

Yep. Keep up the good work!

Stephanie Parker
Posts: 2

Hi there,
I tried looking at the link, but I didn't see any webpage. I am sure it looked snazzy. (0:

I have a question I was hoping someone here could help me with. I am just beginning to learn graphic design. I have been a painter and photographer for some time now, but would like to explore the world of graphic art. Currently I am trying to make a webpage that will be hosted by freehostia, and I want to use a drawing I did as my layout. Can anyone tell me or direct me to a site that explains a. how to use css and or html, and b. how to implement a drawing as a layout?

All I have found so far are tutorials that show how to create your standard page, rectangular bars and columns. This is great, but I really had my heart set on putting my own spin on it. I guess its an art thing. lol.

Thanks,

Stephanie

J. Cornelius
Posts: 7

Stephanie,

You might check out the CSS Zen Garden for some excellent examples of non standard layouts using CSS. They also sell a book that covers many of the techniques used by the designs on the site. I recommend it.

Once you have an understanding of the basic concepts of CSS, the best way to learn is to look at the way other people did things and play with the code to see how it reacts.

You might run into some snags, but you'll be a better designer for it.

Indexideas.com Website Designer
Posts: 1

The site looks ok. Keep it up. You'll get better.

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Alexander F.
Posts: 4

So where's the site now?