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What advice would you give to somebody about to build their first website?
I think I would advise them to look at sites that they like, as well as some of the top sites in the field of interest that the site is addressing, and try to understand why they like them... IE, easy navigation, nice design, good content. Then, try and apply what they have just learnt to their own web site.
Oh, and don't use frames... or the
I think I would advise them to look at sites that they like, as well as some of the top sites in the field of interest that the site is addressing, and try to understand why they like them... IE, easy navigation, nice design, good content. Then, try and apply what they have just learnt to their own web site.
Oh, and don't use frames... or the
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Yes, there is. It's called HTML 4.0 and the industry regulators are the World Wide Web Consortum (w3c.org). However, IE make their own rules and NS just decide not to implement some. This leaves us proper webdesigners with a real problem.
Well I'm not a proper web designer so I'll make my own rules to suit me - kind of like Renegade.
Do you have any thoughts on that 3D rendering stuff I was going on about? I know it can be done using maths and physics and stuff, but I wondered how a professional would handle it.
Do you have any thoughts on that 3D rendering stuff I was going on about? I know it can be done using maths and physics and stuff, but I wondered how a professional would handle it.
To be honest I think it's pointless ;-)
Onwards, to your thread for further discussion...
Onwards, to your thread for further discussion...
Some people just haven't got a clue... don't know if it's narrowmindedness or just they don't want to learn. What can you do?
You can convince them not to do it. Liek newbies, there are far too many "web designers" around these days who think because they know how to handle a
... or guys like you who think they know best. Both have nothing to contribute.
Oh fine, I'll just stop contributing to WebTech then.
That Simon kid was only 12! I think that's a fair effort for a 12 year old.
Oh, so because he's twelve he can't notice his retinas burning?
Maybe it's already too late for him and his family.
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