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Here is my final website, it is simple and fast loading and easy on the eyes.

Please let me know what you think of it. :)

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Also check out my New shots from this week HERE

EDIT/ I have updated the Contact and Tutorials page, as well as added a 'wedding/portrate gallery

EDIT/I finished the logo, thank you to whoever tried out for it, I will be sticking to a simple design

EDIT/ I have redesigned the Galleries, have a look!

thank you!

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Cool site mate.

Now try it in 100% CSS. ;)

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lol I am a photographer, not a coder.. different side of the brain for that one ;)

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just great! the flash app for the gallery is awesome. did you make it yourself?

one suggestion for the banner image to enter the black and white gallery, though. Maybe have the alternate image be another part of the picture, as the inverting of the colors is sort of screwy on the eyes.

the downloads link goes to the contact page, and on the contact page there's a bug on the left. it doesn't line up correctly by maybe one or two pixels at the bottom.

all in all, very nice job :)

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just great! the flash app for the gallery is awesome. did you make it yourself?

one suggestion for the banner image to enter the black and white gallery, though. Maybe have the alternate image be another part of the picture, as the inverting of the colors is sort of screwy on the eyes.

the downloads link goes to the contact page, and on the contact page there's a bug on the left. it doesn't line up correctly by maybe one or two pixels at the bottom.

all in all, very nice job :)

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Thank you for the pointers.. I am re working the download/contact page so that it shows well in IE 5.5 + ( for some reason it doesnt work in IE, just that page )

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gosh this is really nice to see something thats got a relaxing feel to it, it is superb mate luv it

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Thank you so much :)

Im glad you find it relaxing as well

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His site is fine, is there any need to tell him to do it 100% CSS. There would be no point, it would not change any of the design at all. It looks great the way it is.

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I know nothing about web design other than "do i like it, do i not?" :p Same with most things really. anyway, your pictures are amazing. (Y)

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very nice web site man! Looks supurb! I wouldn't touch the design...

I wouldn't worry about it being 100% CSS or not. CSS is really to your own bennefit as the coder, the viewer of the page wouldn't know the difference unless they look at the source code. Still, once you start using CSS you never go back... it takes but a few hours to learn, and it will greatly reduce the amount of time and the complexity of your web pages. (also, it is pretty essential if ever you start doing web programming).

You may want to add a <!DOCTYPE tag, however.

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very nice web site man!  Looks supurb!  I wouldn't touch the design...

I wouldn't worry about it being 100% CSS or not.  CSS is really to your own bennefit as the coder, the viewer of the page wouldn't know the difference unless they look at the source code.  Still, once you start using CSS you never go back... it takes but a few hours to learn, and it will greatly reduce the amount of time and the complexity of your web pages.  (also, it is pretty essential if ever you start doing web programming).

You may want to add a <!DOCTYPE tag, however.

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thanks, I am slowly learning CSS, it is quite simple really... and yes you are right, there would be very little changed in my design if I did use CSS.. this is a graphic heavy site so ....

what does !DOCTYPE do?

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Looks very cool! :D

Doctype declares the kind of language the page is in, for example XHTML1.0 or HTML4.01. Is it necessary if you want your site to be 100% valid... :)

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Looks very cool! :D

Doctype declares the kind of language the page is in, for example XHTML1.0 or HTML4.01. Is it necessary if you want your site to be 100% valid... :)

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thanks, I have a ways to go before I know how to write 100% code... I use dreamweaver and piece together opensource code to get the job done .... I cant wait to be able to code it all though. :)

thanks for the tip

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Looks nice, very easy on the eyes, now, mind if I give a few pointers from a coder's point of view?

W3C compliance & Accessibility laws...

Validate VIA W3 Validator

Thats all you need to ensure that your webpage is both standards compliant and legally accessible. I love the design, just work on making it compliant and then I'll be impressed. Check the reference below (my page) to see what a compliant validation looks like.

Razorfang Productions

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Looks nice, very easy on the eyes, now, mind if I give a few pointers from a coder's point of view?

W3C compliance & Accessibility laws...

Validate VIA W3 Validator

Thats all you need to ensure that your webpage is both standards compliant and legally accessible. I love the design, just work on making it compliant and then I'll be impressed. Check the reference below (my page) to see what a compliant validation looks like.

Razorfang Productions

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Dude AWESOME.. thanks for the link!

Can you help me get my page comlient? what code to I need to add to do that..

what is

1: "Line 80, column 88: required attribute "ALT" not specified

...ttp://studio7designs.deviantart.com/">

2:"Line 6, column 29: required attribute "TYPE" not specified

<script language="JavaScript">

The attribute given above is required for an element that you've used, but you have omitted it. For instance, in most HTML and XHTML document types the "type" attribute is required on the "script" element and the "alt" attribute is required for the "img" element.

Typical values for type are type="text/css" for <style> and type="text/javascript" for <script>."

3: "Line 1, column 0: no document type declaration; implying "<!DOCTYPE HTML SYSTEM>"

<html>"

what do I need to add to make it complient :)

should be easy.. thanks for your help

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Dude AWESOME.. thanks for the link!

Can you help me get my page comlient?  what code to I need to add to do that..

what is

1: "Line 80, column 88: required attribute "ALT" not specified

...ttp://studio7designs.deviantart.com/">

2:"Line 6, column 29: required attribute "TYPE" not specified

<script language="JavaScript">

The attribute given above is required for an element that you've used, but you have omitted it. For instance, in most HTML and XHTML document types the "type" attribute is required on the "script" element and the "alt" attribute is required for the "img" element.

Typical values for type are type="text/css" for <style> and type="text/javascript" for <script>."

3: "Line 1, column 0: no document type declaration; implying "<!DOCTYPE HTML SYSTEM>"

<html>"

what do I need to add to make it complient :)

should be easy.. thanks for your help

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Im glad you asked. :D

1: ALT attributes are required for all images. just put an alt="some title" in the <img tag and that should fix that up.

2: You need to put type="text/javascript" in the openening <script> tag so that browsers know to parse the inside as coded javascript.

3: Add: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"

"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">

to the top of your webpage, assuming that it is HTML and not XHTML.

You will need to follow this through for all your web pages. :)

Any more questions just ask.

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Im glad you asked. :D

1: ALT attributes are required for all images. just put an alt="some title" in the <img tag and that should fix that up.

2: You need to put type="text/javascript" in the openening <script> tag so that browsers know to parse the inside as coded javascript.

3: Add: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"

"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">

to the top of your webpage, assuming that it is HTML and not XHTML.

You will need to follow this through for all your web pages. :)

Any more questions just ask.

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Thank you so much, I will try to get this sorted, but Im sure I will need to ask a few more questions...

can you write out an example of where to 'insert' "type="text/javascrip" ( here is an example of my code _

&lt;script language="JavaScript"&gt;

thats what I have, how would I write in "type="text/javascrip"

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Thank you so much, I will try to get this sorted, but Im sure I will need to ask a few more questions...

can you write out an example of where to 'insert'  "type="text/javascrip"  ( here is an example of my code _

&lt;script language="JavaScript"&gt;

thats what I have, how would I write in "type="text/javascrip"

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Sorry for the delay had to go to work, now:

&lt;script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"&gt;

And for the images it would be:

&lt;img src="somepic.gif" alt="picname"&gt;

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