It is still a working process, also when my 1st small order of stock arrives in a
few weeks, i will redo all the pictures. there are still a lot of little touches needed. some bigger than others.
I have used quite a few of the newer functions on this version of the site.
Mainly just to make it look nicer, like shadows and rounding borders..
There is a hidden animation spinner in there somewhere to
Please remember, site not finished, photos not final.
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Hi,
I've designed my first and only one web site using HTML5, CSS and js without CMS , only by hand. http://www.luckyframe74.com
I am a print and web designer and wanted to present my works.
I will be very pleased to get your opinion about my work and share my knowledge with forum.
Thank you!
Olga
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I switched to HTML5 long time ago. It is convenient to use, semantic tags make it easy to read and maintain the code. I am not much into CSS3 yet, as not all browsers support it. I am moving slowly into that direction, as I figure out what features are safe to use.
To be sure that all browsers read my code as I want them to, I attach html5.js file (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML5_Shiv) to the HTML header:
<!--[if lt IE 9]>
<script src="js/html5.js"></script>
<![endif]-->
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