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[Adam]

So, I've been taking some programming classes in college, and we just finished up a class over HTML. I just wanted to get some constructive criticism on my project.

I went with a TF2 theme, and those of you who know HTML or like programming will probably find this more interesting than most. I'm really kind of proud of how I set everything up, especially the CSS I used. Let me know what you think. And yes, I am aware of the grammatical error on the index page. I did the images in a hurry, so I missed a word.

Mister Adam's webProject

Just a hint, it looks like I intended it to look in Internet Explorer. Firefox doesn't render the scrollbars and such. If you wish to view it like I designed it to look, use IE. I know it's a sin for those of us who use Firefox, but I didn't have a choice. That's what we used in class =/

 

[Opeth!]

web site is win


except the terrible opeth song you picked

next time try picking a good opeth song

<3

 

[Passerby]

very clean and readable layout but there are a few things i would change i would make the clock on the side no display seconds and get rid of the scrolling text in the top right corner you don't really want movement on the page drawing the eye away from the main content of the page.

good use of css in keeping the html pages fairly clean code wise but you could drastically cut down on the amount of css by declaring some rules a bit differently.

such as in cases when you declaring multiple rules for one element you can declear them all on one line.

this

background-color: #34302d;
background-attachment: fixed;
background-repeat: no-repeat;

vs
this

background: #34302d fixed no-repeat;

that should allow you to cut down on code and make it more quickly understandable when editing.

 

[Laugh]

That looks very nice, good job.

 

[-Jv-]

Looks nice But I can't remember the last time I saw a marquee on a webpage... Do they still use that ? Oh and on your funpage, the last textbox has a value already applied which you need to delete before you can type... Throw a little script on that which removes that once you clicked it and then set a boolean to true so you don't keep erasing once it's clicked.

 

[Adam]

very clean and readable layout but there are a few things i would change i would make the clock on the side no display seconds and get rid of the scrolling text in the top right corner you don't really want movement on the page drawing the eye away from the main content of the page.

good use of css in keeping the html pages fairly clean code wise but you could drastically cut down on the amount of css by declaring some rules a bit differently.

such as in cases when you declaring multiple rules for one element you can declear them all on one line.

this

background-color: #34302d;
background-attachment: fixed;
background-repeat: no-repeat;

vs
this

background: #34302d fixed no-repeat;

that should allow you to cut down on code and make it more quickly understandable when editing.

Yeah, I'm still learning. I'm sure there's things I can clean up. The teacher never taught us that. She had a lot of stuff on several lines. =/

 

[russkie]

Check validation!

http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=h...(detect+automatically)&doctype=Inline&group=0

http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/...rofile=css21&usermedium=all&warning=1&lang=en

 

[Adam]

Check validation!

http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=h...(detect+automatically)&doctype=Inline&group=0

http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/...rofile=css21&usermedium=all&warning=1&lang=en

Yeah, I know it makes validator cry.

 

[Passerby]

oh for the validation it can be very helpful to work with a browser like opera or firefox cause opera's dragonfly and FF's firebug are very good for debugging web pages and can be much more helpful than the tools in IE or Dreamwheaver

and if your desgine for IE you will always have validation issues IE has some pretty twisted rendering the validation on my ussuly picks up errors with the box model fo my divs because i use a glitch in IE to pass IE a differnt value than the other browsers because of how IE adds border and padding instead of putting it in the div.