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On Dec 28, 7:04*pm, iwach <cfg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> If worked for book, will work for a web pages.

Man I am glad I don't do web coding at all any more. (Full time motion
graphics now. Watch the Chick-fil-a bowl to see my current work)
Anyway, after reading a few posts I notice that everyone here has been
arguing the same battles for the last 7 years (probably more, but that
is how long I have been participating)

"Blue is better.... No Red is better... "

Your browser, your tools to create websites, tables or divs, Flash,
video, music, fixed width, what ever...

Personal choice people. Always has been, always will be.

Merry Christmas everyone!

On 29 Dec 2008, Travis Newbury <> wrote:

> On Dec 28, 7:04*pm, iwach <cfg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> If worked for book, will work for a web pages.
>
> Man I am glad I don't do web coding at all any more. (Full time motion
> graphics now. Watch the Chick-fil-a bowl to see my current work)
> Anyway, after reading a few posts I notice that everyone here has been
> arguing the same battles for the last 7 years (probably more, but that
> is how long I have been participating)
>
> "Blue is better.... No Red is better... "

Better dead than red, comrade.

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The road to Heaven is paved with bad intentions.

Travis Newbury wrote:
>
> "Blue is better.... No Red is better... "

Nah, green is better.

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Berg

houghi wrote:
> Bergamot wrote:
>>> typing by hand all commands makes it Flinstone' kind of
>>> progress in web page design.
>> There's your problem - designing and coding are 2 separate things. The
>> design should be all worked out before you start coding.
>
> Give this person a cigar. This is something almost everybody forgets all
> the time. I always start with a design on paper. The one I based my
> website houghi.org on is http://houghi.org/images/design02.jpg
>
> That is only the layput as I am a lousy designer (and not a very good
> coder) so I just stole a wallpaper, turned that and made it into a
> background. More on http://houghi.org/making/
>
> Too many times I see that people who do the design also do the coding
> and end up with nothing what they wanted. Sometimes I also see coders
> doing the design and it also ends up with nothing they wanted.
>
> The best way I have worked with others in the comapny was that one group
> of people came up with papers of how they see the site. This both in
> colour and what goes where. Also this is after we made a list of what
> everybody wanted.
>
> Then when the colours and so are selected for the different types of
> pages, we already have talked about usage and funtionality. When that
> part is over, we will see how updates and so on are done.
>
> When everything has been decided, we will start coding. Obviously the
> main coder will be invcolved in the whole process to call back the
> designers if things get unrealistic.
>
> To me there are three basic things
> 1) Web design (including usage)
> 2) Coding
> 3) Content and content updating
>
> And all should work together.
>
> houghi

I like the design of the layout, not quite so sure about the font choice
or white on black text.

However, one thing which my eye quickly found, was para 5, line 1,
"comfortabel" instead of "comfortable".

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Regards,

Will.

Will wrote:
> I like the design of the layout, not quite so sure about the font choice
> or white on black text.

Thanks. The site is already some time old and it shows. It was more a
proof of concept then anything else. The next one will most likely be
made via database and colours will be different. I just don't have an
idea yet.

I also hardly ever use the site myself, except for
http://houghi.org/tomtom/

> However, one thing which my eye quickly found, was para 5, line 1,
> "comfortabel" instead of "comfortable".

Thanks.

houghi
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| Artist : Doe Maar
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| Album : Doe de dub

On Thu, 25 Dec 2008 08:41:31 +0900, iwach wrote:

> Commercial or... free?
>
> Front Page drives me mad!

You'd want Grey Matter Web Pro:

http://www.pagetutor.com/misc/grey.html

Works for me!

On 3 Jan., 11:47, Art Sackett <asack...@news-removeme-guy.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 25 Dec 2008 08:41:31 +0900, iwach wrote:
> > Commercial or... free?
>
> > Front Page drives me mad!
>
> You'd want Grey Matter Web Pro:
>
> http://www.pagetutor.com/misc/grey.html
>
> Works for me!

Or, if you don't like frames - maybe you like PHP. In this case take a
look at http://www.smarty.net/