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html_princess
11-27-2005, 02:07 PM
i've just created it and don't know what sort of review I will get from viewers, so would anyone be kind enough to look at it? My website is http://www.ktdesignz.com/ ; I need a layout thats funtional for the whole site
html_princess
11-27-2005, 02:09 PM
oh wow I just uploaded it and noticed the pics are not transparent, as i made them(??) what will fix that?
ray326
11-27-2005, 03:58 PM
They look ok to me but you've got a simple design so ditch the table layout and do it right before you go any further.
Hi -
Very much an amateur's site design.
I mean that because of the graphics, primarily - that font is hard to read, as well.
Think by "do it right", Ray's referring to really learning about the .html tags, how they display in the normal 'flow' of a doc, then choosing them based on the content of your site. Once that's down, using css to style the look and tweak their placement would be next:
instead of chopping-up images and creating a layout based on a table.
Good luck,
El
jonnytheposhEsq
11-27-2005, 05:35 PM
I think it is a start, I think you have tried to too much though all at once. Start out with a simple design on paper and some content. Then try and make the website convey a point then work to that point. If that makes sences.
JDM71488
11-27-2005, 08:10 PM
well, i agree with the above. before you get too much involved with html. forget that it can do colors, change fonts, and all that stuff.
learn how to markup your content appropriately. use <h1>, the <h2>, ... for headings, use <p> for paragraphs, use <strong> to make things bold and standout when their use calls for it.
you will find that html is basically only for telling the browser what its marking up. css will not only provide you with a way to change fonts, and background colors. but it will turn <ul>s into navigation bars (menus) and <div>s into layouts.
you are doing good, but as ray stated, you do have a simple design, you may as well use a lighter (less code) way of coding it - <div>s and css...
there is no need to write welcome to my site, also get rid of the borders around divided sections.