Tag Archives: Webpage Design

Adobe Photoshop for WebPage design?

Posted on November 23, 2012 by admin589 views

The subject of this message highlights an element of web design i always would really love to get clarified. Okay start with outlining the items I know: 1) I recognize that everyone uses Photoshop (or similar) to design the graphics of their site. These graphics tend to be then sliced after which it optimized/saved using the particular " Save to get Web" feature. 2) If a total webpage (image) is made in Photoshop, it’s bad practice to have as your finished product the HTML page including things like one big photo (with hotspots) or to be a collection of outright images. The reason we make a point of mentioning the items that I know is because when I’ve tried to ask this question other sites, these are the answers i always get – NONETHELESS, I’m trying to get a " deeper" solution. Now for my question: Is it a standard workflow to design all the PAGE using Photoshop To put it differently, you start Photoshop and produce a new image a similar size as ones page. You then check out layout not only your main banner and switches but EVERYTHING which includes text and further graphics. Perhaps for the supplemental … Continue reading →

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How do you create a centered webpage design?

Posted on October 16, 2012 by admin455 views

Beneficial day, Im thinking of designing a site in a fixed format, (when viewed on 800×600 it can take up the whole page & when viewed on 1024×768 will probably be centered on the page) like the example below: Put this in the header.. Code: < form type=" text/css" > shape text-align: center; margin: 0px auto; < /style> You need both as you works on IE (the text-align) as well as the other on grown-up browsers (the auto margin) Sean LOL!!! " grown-up" I like it! Thanks a ton.

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webpage SIZE

Posted on September 30, 2012 by admin576 views

ok, hope you can help,, I run some sort of school website and also the design is best view at 1024×768 primary question is, it is possible to best screen size to set to, and the second is, at the classes the screen size’s tend to be so small plus prob set for you to 800×600 so anything else are off your screen and end up being scrolled horz, will there be a ballance on setting the screen size, because it’s not at all just the classes viewing the website i dont really want to reduce the actual webpage design affordable, so is there methods to have a resize button for two different screen sizes And how is niagra do many thanks rob incidentally what is the avarage screen decision Unfortunately 800×600 is a very typical resolution, a lot more so in colleges. I think we ought to all have left 800×600 behind quite a while ago, but there you might have it. Your best bet to cope with the problem is usually to make a water layout. I believe, by the method, that the most pervasive resolution on-line nowadays is finally 1024×768. But I’m certainly not 100% sure that. … Continue reading →

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Contribute vs Co-Author??

Posted on September 2, 2012 by admin516 views

We have a site which includes migrated from GoLive for you to Dreamweaver. My client originally updated coursesmart using Co-Author. they could actually add news items, which would yield full page listings and also the news area for the front page had been populated with extracts in the full article we.. headline, posting time frame, and pull quote. I am now restructuring the particular pages for Dreamweaver and also Contribute but are not able to find similar efficiency – can any person help In addition to making the internet site a CMS, such as Joomla or Squidoo, I’m not sure what that can be done. If there website was actually any CMS (content management system), they would do the many updating online (with an admin control panel)… they will would update and execute from ANY PC anywhere on the earth. No software essential. These kinds of CMS scripts tend to be free, and necessitate PHP/MySQL scripting. The webpage design is conducted manually by croping and editing the themes and " skins". (but I suppose you can use Dreamweaver in that text edit mode)… nonetheless not with all the WYSIWYG interface (because it won’t work which way).

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Need important tools for web design

Posted on August 4, 2012 by admin529 views

I am the newbie in webpage design field in addition to am learning gear which would aid me make superior and attractive internet sites. Can you discuss some tools i always should look at for making an attractive website Almost everyone do our coding all personally. I’m keen on using Notepad++ http: //notepad-plus. sourceforge. net/uk/site. htm Google could be the other tool. Lots of people scoff at using templates, but usually there are some very nice templates (table-less CSS templates) without cost. You can get one you like and customize it, then it becomes unique in your case. Thanks plenty, yeah, people do scoff on using templates nevertheless when time could be the issue then we all do need aid right! You should using those free CSS " table-less" templates continuously. The primary reason I point " newbies" to the templates, is to learn from them. They might download the complete template and possess an " instant" online page where they might see the XHTML, this CSS, the layouts, photos, etc. and learn how they all work together. It gives them a chance to mess around with the CSS and see how the item works. It’s an awesome learning tool … Continue reading →

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