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Last Active:: Jan 30 2012 11:45 AM
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Member Title:: Dedicated Member
Age:: 22 years old
Birthday:: October 4, 1989
Gender:: Male
Location:: Leeds
Interests:: Graphic design, photography, cars, computers, sitting down, particular genres of music

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Users Experience

Experience:: Beginner
Area of Expertise:: Web Designer

Posts I've Made

In Topic: My new one page portfolio

19 January 2012 - 05:16 PM

hodephdesign, on 19 January 2012 - 05:13 PM, said:
My bad- didn't read too much into the code, assumed it was an image as it was covered by another div and was unselectable! Still, text:HTML is around 6% at the moment, which isn't necessarily bad, but won't do you any favours for SEO. Same goes for the lack of a H1 header (maybe use this for "Aaron Massingham - creative designer" if converted to text). You might also want to add that your a graphic designer to your title tag, again for SEO.

Haha, All this stuff im still learning! I'm not massively bothered by SEO at the minute as im trying to get myself working for an agency so this is to send as a link to potential employers. But all these things i want/need to learn. thanks matey
In Topic: My new one page portfolio

19 January 2012 - 05:04 PM

hodephdesign, on 19 January 2012 - 05:00 PM, said:
Also, if I were you, I'd look into having all text on the page as text, not as an image. Text to HTML ratio at the moment must be super low!

Everything is text apart from the title where is say "Aaron Massingham - creative designer" which is an image, will this cause an issue?
In Topic: My new one page portfolio

19 January 2012 - 04:12 PM

Thanks buddy

Im working on a redesign for the footer I think, just linked an image of my new idea for it.

Definately need to downsize the text in the footer then I can simplify it up a bit.

let me know what you think Thanks for your advice!
In Topic: Css stopped my php form from working?

31 August 2011 - 10:15 PM

Well i am i aren't.

this is a link to the basic contact_form.php and mail.php files

http://www.ko-graphi...ontact_form.php

simple contact form.

if you fill that in i will recieve it, i can guarantee you lol. and no error shows up.

this link which has a php line - <?php include('includes/contact_form.php'); ?> - to include it on the contact page.

You fill the form in on the contact page you get error 404

i just dont understand it.

unless there is something wrong on the includes line.
In Topic: Css stopped my php form from working?

31 August 2011 - 09:44 PM

Right, i took out the css and its still not working. does it have something to do with my php includes line in my html?