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Performer

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  1. Thanks, that fixed it
  2. Hey Ive nearly finished my website i just need to sort out the problems with the contact and donate form in IE7 and IE8, this is for IT at school so i really need the IE7 support as that is what they use at school. If you need something to compare to what it should look like view it in firefox, as firefox renders it pretty much perfectly.
  3. This is starting to look really good mate Incorporate jquery or something in with that project slider and make the information show up underneath according to which project is shown in the slider? I quite like the big chunky icons at the bottom and the new location of the social networking icons. Its starting to come along really well.
  4. I myself do not do much PHP at all. But im pretty sure that to incorporate that code you are creating in your web design you just create the div you want it place it in, then copy the php code into that DIV.
  5. I lol'd hard. Made my day
  6. Yeah all the girls at my school are going OTT with it. Its just all this crap that Jade Goody stirred.
  7. 192 xD
  8. That website looks great russel
  9. That PatternTap is sweet Here is my new design for my portfolio website what do you guys think?
  10. Thanks guys Well i get ideas for sites, i just cant get them to look good with the ideas i get lol. I need to learn to be creative as the job i want as a game developer/exterior level designer i need it xD
  11. Not many people build for 800 x 600, thats a really old resolution and people proabally only have it if they got one of the old beige/white computers I develop mine for 1024 x 768 and up
  12. Hey guys, Does anyone know a really good site to learn how to design websites properly? I can code but im just generally terrible at the design side, Im pretty good at photoshop so there shouldnt be much i cannot do. Im mainly just really bad at ideas and making the design look good. How did you guys learn how to design? Matt
  13. Okay, Thanks for the input guys
  14. Hey guys, Just wondering in nowadays websites is it okay to slice images or is it best to cut it properly and make each image? Ive never really done much slicing i just see alot of people that do it Your Thoughts? Thanks, Matt
  15. Thanks Just looking at some of the awesome stuff on this forum I absolutely love the latest IPB to so its very fun to browse.
  16. Hey guys, My name is Matt and im 15 and from Birmingham UK. Im a keen programmer and would like a future in game development. But also love web design. I am mainly here to learn from the other very experienced designers and developers here. When i think im good enough i will try and set up my own little web design business, ive done a few free websites for my friends and there bands etc and will soon have my first proper customer. Look forward to seeing you all around Matt.
  17. Performer replied to Robbie's topic in Hardware
    wow everyone has macs Id like a macbook pro 17 inch but it would also take a me a while to get used to Mac OSX. I currently have a Toshiba Qosmio X300 17 inch with a 19 inch screen also (dual view enabled) Nvdia GeForce 9700 GTS, Intel Centrino 2. If you looking for a computer that is good for image design and website design etc, macs are normally favoured for the graphic design and web design industry. The Mac pro desktop looks like a great machine for that.

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