takedesign.ro

[altrixd]

Hello, I hope this is the rigt place to review a website, just designed a romanian/english webdesign community website, and it's located at http://www.takedesign.ro/
We are at the beginning so the content in minimal.

Thanks for your time

[spufi]

I like the look of it, but the code behind the site needs a bomb dropped on it. If you are going to teach people how to make sites, make sure you know what you are talking about in the first place. Table based layouts, <font> tags, invalid markup, etc. have no business being on a site these days.

[altrixd]

ok, working on it. thanks

[altrixd]

Corrected html problems, excluded javascript load, only loaded in the add article page.

[buntine]

Is there supposed to be a few lines of Perl source code showing on the homepage?

I cannot give many pointers on the content or obvious reasons, but the layout is quite good. I like the contrast of the colors and the simplicity.

Regards.

[altrixd]

On the first page it appears 100 charatcers of the article, and one of the articles contains perl code, is it good to continue so? Or shoul I find another way to present the articles?

[buntine]

Mayby you could display the first two or three paragraphs. Or have some algorithm that determines where an appropriate cut-off point is.

Regards.

[dera]

http://fabio.6te.net/?p=26
Check your title of your site

Put your code in a <code> tag and make the code tag styled to look like a courier type font

[altrixd]

http://fabio.6te.net/?p=26
Check your title of your site

Put your code in a <code> tag and make the code tag styled to look like a courier type font

what?!
I don't understand what you mean.

[buntine]

Put your code in a <code> tag and make the code tag styled to look like a courier type font

Here, dera is referring to the <code> element. I am not sure how well supported it is, but it will preformat text for optimal source code viewing. So, in your articles, you should use the <code> tag.

Regards.