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made a webtemplate that i am planning to use as portfolio and other information about me and NdesigN. later on a blog will also be included but thats not what im showing :)
i dont want a busy template, want to keep it a bit simple, yet proffessional.
not finished yet but this is kind of the idea i had in mind, if anyone could comment on this that'll be great
overall its a good idea but you should try again
the angled text is very pixelated and low quality
it needs more too. look around at other websites and apply what you learn.
good luck and keep at it
ok thanks, i have some other things i want to try, but dreamweaver is giving me a hard time :P
any one else?
maybey add a boarder round each section so it stands out
well not that anyone cares but i have made a new interface..
http://img319.imageshack.us/img319/8566/home5hm.jpg
same idea, but a bit more proffesional
funny that you said that cuz i am making a rollover on the orange interface that does just that :)
the reflection might obstruct other things on the site but you chould have that as the enterance page nice colours btw
pretty good dude
gives it depth and you cleaned up the text
still a little pixelated in the content area. i hate when that happens
wish i could tell you a better way to make it 3d so it wouldnt loose quality
thanks :) i was indeed planning on having this reflection only on the entrance page an on the Contact page.
the pixelated shit if tough indeed.
Meh. The links look off. Also, you're gonna have one heck of a time getting the text to display exactly where you want it, unless you do it strictly with images or flash. It'll probably be in the right spot on a select few browsers and resolutions, whatever you code it for. Also, Dreamweaver can be misleading for alignment. I know from experience. ;)
yes dreamweaver is misleading indeed. can fix the links i guess, its not a hell of a job. the links are strictly images so i wont have that problem. any solutions for the resolution?
thanks weasel
Personally i dont like it, it looks like a really old site from when internet was im its early designs but if you are going for that look its nice ;)
Hmm...as for resolution issues. I suggest you use some CSS to position everything. Use percents so the sizing modifies accordingly on every browser and resolution. Never use absolute positioning. If you don\'t know CSS at all, go to www.w3schools.com. If you have a specific question, you can PM me. Hope this helps. :)
Although I love that idea, the stlye thats more accepted these days is a small nav and small content....i aint saying yu have to follow guidelines when yu make yur templates but know the trends ;)
Nice work though :)
Breaking trends can be cool. You don't have to follow what everyone else does. If everyone else jumped off a cliff would you?
mm i didn't want to go after the idea of making something from way back in the day.. personally i dont see what you mean but maybe its me :)
as for trends, don't want to "follow" trends aswell as "disfollow" them, i just do what i think looks good... it still needs allot of work, i know but i think this layout has some potential.
well i made a few drastic changes and this is going to be the style of my webpage.. a bit less professional but a bit more design.. what do you think?
http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/1...inngggg5br.jpg
