Hi folks,
My own name Snapper. Only starting and planning to visit into business shortly. Does anyone possess any suggestions on a good trade magazine for website design. Any help below would greatly end up being appreciated. Thanx beforehand.
Welcome into the forums!
I can recommend a ton of blogs actually:
http: //www. bloglines. com/public/Wired (open the internet Design Blog folder for the left)
This is the site i must say you can subscribe to many groups plus public forums… brussels for example.
test: searchwebweb design groups/searchweb
or a commen group site which may have simular intrest:
google! groups
i do think google has a group sect to…
Type business (web design)
Just out of curiosity, please yes us
a url to your site.
Website design business.
My website is still in the act of working with it. Here’s the best site I did with the DJ business POST own. Did your website and logo.
DJ Bite Entertainment
that seems like front page or maybe dreamwaver code not a bad look but would not validate but I am not here to reveiw your website… lol
when i agree pyrodragon… seems like you have good quality skills in webdesign
Like I said I’m only starting. Learning small bits of several several styles; CSS, Thumb, a little little bit of this and a dash of that. It is HTML with a little CSS and it can be done with Dreamweaver (love it).
I am transforming things a bit at any given time to get it around validation, but Now i’m in no speed (I have quite a few strong feelings in relation to validation, but that is certainly another thread). Thanx with the compliments.
Now can anyone suggest the best trade magazine (not ezine or blog) that will work for web designers.
The reason pyrodragon knew it turned out dreamweaver was mainly because common feature in the attributes like getting no qoutes and using a semi-colon towards the end…
such as: minicode< meta http-equiv=" Content-Type" content=" text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" /> /minicode
dreamweaver is okay for html editing providing you catch these errors with a code editior or something similar to html tidy…
CSS is a superb skill, learn this carefuly, and your sites will glimpse nice…
MoRpHeUs, I doubt it turned out as subtle because that. More likely the belief that the head section if brimming with Macromedia javascript options like MM_preloadImages and MM_findObj. Also the particular <! — InstanceEndEditable –> comments with the template functions throughout DW. Only dreamweaver applies them in generally there.
Cy_1, there many BRITAIN magasines on website design such as. Net sale, Internet Magazine, Web User Mag and so on. W H Smith have got a good stock.
thats the way he did it… dreamweaver and top page are distintive for doing that… lol he said himself….
Actually it is quit true with regards to those two particular design programs i only seen the code at quick glance.