Angelo

My first computer was Compaq Deskpro 4000 It was with: Intel Pentium II CPU at 233MHz, 32MB RAM, 2MB VGA.

Capital letters means something in CSS

Well you must read more about html. Why have you closed the body tag before the <div id="footer">?!? Replace the </body> at line 62 with <div style="clear:both"></div>

It must be after closing the #container div.

Yes, because you didnt added the <div style="clear:both"></div> as i told you.

If you just want to add space between the #container and #footer: 1. Add <div style="clear:both"></div> right after your close the #container. 2. Add margin-top: 5px; statement for #footer in to the css file (line 163) and remove the clear:both statement (because we already use it in separate div ).

Hi, I found where is the problem. Make the folowing amends in to the css file (line 29): #navigation ul li { display: block; float: left; } PS. I forgot to mention about the dissapearing you wrote - if you still have problems with it try to add padding-bottom to ul.nav, and maybe change the value of the top: statement for ul.nav li:hover ul.

Try the following code: 1. The HTML part: <ul class="nav"> <li id="active"><a href="#">Home</a> </li> <li> <a href="#">About Us</a></li> <li> <a href="#">Clients</a> <ul> <li><a href="#">Submenu option 1</a></li> <li><a href="#">Submenu option 2</a></li> </ul> </li> <li> <a href="#" target="_blank">Store</a> </li> <li> <a href="#" target="_blank">Contact Us</a> </li> </ul> 2. The CSS part: ul.nav li { position: relative; } ul.nav li ul { display: none; } ul.nav li:hover ul { display:block; position: absolute; left: 0; top: 32px; margin: 0; padding: 0; max-width: 200px; }

One more vote for Freshbooks.com

A bit criticism from me: The page starts well, but right after the long shadow icons everything looking a bit messy. Why? -> - you have titles with different size and style just hanging there; - big logos of some companies which on mouse hover been replaced with logos of another companies without any description or other kind of information; - "my company portfolio" icon - there is a lot of empty space around it (the same applies for the contact form); - one of the most important things on your page is placed at its end (i'm talking about the "skills" section); - The footer is too big related to its content.

Fixed. Thanks!

Thanks! I'll definitely think/try this (about new and more suitable icons). I'm not a big fan of using many different fonts on one web site (up to 2 or 3 is fine). Thank you again.

Hi guys, I just put my new portfolio online: webonboard.com I'll be glad to have some feedback. PS. I'm planning to add few more slides to the home page slider. Regards, Angel

Hi and welcome About your questions...i'll give you example from my personal experience: 1) I'm using online invoicing tool like Freshbooks, and invoice my clients at the end of each month. All invoices must be paid due 30 days. 2) Nope. 3), 4) Usually no, but if the client is new, I demand 50% prepayment of the agreed fixed amount for the project (this is only for the first project or the first 2 projects, after that the client may pick to pay per project - fixed amount or per hour). 5) With every new client there is a risk (this is the reason to want 50% prepayment). Most of the problematic clients i was dealing with are from US and Turkey. 6) Like most of the freelancers i have a reserve for cases like these (late payments/months with low qt of orders).

Hi, Personally i like the second visual. You will ask why: - 1st visual: the footballs looks strange, and the sands around the headline too, the text in to the semi-transparent boxes at the bottom is hard to read. - 2nd visual: it might be a good idea to make the navigation links bigger; - 3rd visual: those two guys in black/white are a bit out of place; the main navigation and the "headline/blog/events" box are not properly aligned. Are you sure that a gim is the best background for football player's website? Cheers and keep up with the good job!

I'm using freshbooks.com Its free for up to 3 clients.

It looks like a web site made 10 years ago. At least try with different background, that yellow noisy bgr is causing eyes pain.

The macs doesnt need optimisation software. The Mac OS X is optimised enought by default. But you still have to do "permisions repair" trough Disk Utility once per... month. Also if you want to delete some app - use third party app for this as AppCleaner. And if you still think the "re-install" is the best decision - in Mac OS X is more than enought to create new user and to delete the old one.

I'm using MacBook Pro 13" with 2.7GHz i7 CPU and 10GB DDR3 RAM. Its with convetional HDD (WD SB @7200rpm). Its light, powerful and has a lot of storage. With Air - you will have faster loading of apps (because of the ssd, but you can put ssd in to the Pro...), slower CPU, and absence of possibility to upgrade the RAM and/or HDD. If you need more graphic performance - you must get MacBook with 15" screen (it has 2 video cards).

You can try the placeholder tag or input type="search" for example: <input type="search" name="search"> <input type="text" placeholder="Example text" name="search">

Read more articles about web design and development (at least html+css) and try again. This one is horrible.

You don't need such a software. Just check/repair your partition/hdd permissions (through Disk Utility) and if that doesn't help - try to create a new mac os x user

Use the "Sites" tab. You can add sites (there is no matter if they're on local or remote server, but they must be located on server ).

And what are those "correct buttons". The mac keyboard has all buttons you need.

Notepad++ for Windows users. Coda! or Espresso for Mac OS X users I personally prefer Coda.