Web Design

Krause

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I have a web design class, it's extremely basic.
So I went way above the requirements for my site. This is what I have done. DOnt click the links though. The stupid web host added a redirection.
This was all put together in Notepad via HTML.

All artwork was done in Flash.
(NOT COMPLETED BY THE WAY!)

http://www.peqkid.cd3hosting.com/
 
I noticed that you have some Table tags that don't seem needed. You also ended </td> 3 times, with only have 1 before it.

I just kinda skimmed through it, But, nevertheless, the website looks good. :). Just seems like you could clean up the code a bit.
 
I noticed that you have some Table tags that don't seem needed. You also ended </td> 3 times, with only have 1 before it.

I just kinda skimmed through it, But, nevertheless, the website looks good. :). Just seems like you could clean up the code a bit.

Haha, thanks. I'm still learning tho.
Thanks for pointing that out!
 
I don't see an import, not using CSS (no, not CS:S)? You should also use a DOCTYPE before the <html> tag.
 
I can't load your site at the moment. It seems like it's gone down.

For DOCTYPEs, they're the first used to let the browser know what your coding in, so it can render correctly. (DOCTYPE info on W3S)
 
I also can't get to the site. I worked as a professional web developer for a couple of years, and I taught XHTML at the lab where I work for a couple of years, so if you want any help, please don't hesitate to ask. I gotta warn you, though, I'm an XHTML nazi, and I'll point out all invalid code. (It's all done with love.)
 
Doesn't work, but I did see it earlier it's not bad. You can make it better though! Good job, Krause.
 
Cascading Style Sheets. They basically define how the webpage will look. It controls everything. For instance, you write an html document with divs and no formatting. You then write a corresponding style in CSS that will position the elements in the div, determine their size, colour, text size and font, etc. At the moment you are using tables to layout your page, when in practice you should be using CSS. Tables should be used for tabular data.
 
Cascading Style Sheets. They basically define how the webpage will look. It controls everything. For instance, you write an html document with divs and no formatting. You then write a corresponding style in CSS that will position the elements in the div, determine their size, colour, text size and font, etc. At the moment you are using tables to layout your page, when in practice you should be using CSS. Tables should be used for tabular data.

I see what you mean. But we have to use tables because my teacher doesn't know a whole lot. I practically taught the Computer Animation 2 course for him lol.
 
I see what you mean. But we have to use tables because my teacher doesn't know a whole lot. I practically taught the Computer Animation 2 course for him lol.

Hahaha, same. I taught my animation teacher how to do things before he taught the rest of the class. And he had the nerve not to award me the Animation Award during graduation. :confused1:
 
Hahaha, same. I taught my animation teacher how to do things before he taught the rest of the class. And he had the nerve not to award me the Animation Award during graduation. :confused1:

Haha I got the Animation 1 award last year for my sophomore class.
 
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