melpa

FL studio

It's only a sample

haha thanks, thats the sort of sound i'm going for actually

Sup guys, as some of you know as well as doing web design, i love to make electronic music in my spare time. I just finished my new sample which I think i'm going to make into a full song. Would love to hear what you think of it so far! If you have youtube account please subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sjgn8WNDrxY Peace! x

Just made a new sample today, not sure whether or not too make it into a full song though anyways, thought i'd might share it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIN1a5Soa4o

Yup Fl studio

Thanks man!

I'm not, I just had no other idea of what to make for a design. Plus hampshire is where i live

p.s. I know how div works but when i try it doesn't seem to fit together properly..someone told me i need to add a wrapper div and then container div and place the others div's inside?

Hi guys, I just created a simple site design, primarily because I need to learn how to code a template of course. I'm a little annoyed because I've just watched lots of tutorials on XHTML & CSS and read a few books but not one mentions how to code a template manually! They explain the basics of layouts but come on....that isn't going to get you very far. They just explain how to code links, class's, id's etc..but when it comes down to doing it from scratch its hard. I'm really struggling to find any info on how to code a template from scratch...any ideas would be great! Thanks!

first original mix I've done: deadmau5 remix by me :

Hey guys, in my spare time I like to create music as well as web design and was wondering what you thought of some of my stuff? I've only completed 2 full song and made a few samples. Don't hesitate to say what you think! My stuff is house/trance music btw! http://www.youtube.com/morningindiamusic p.s. if any of you have a youtube account, i'd appreciate it very much if you subscribed! Thanks!

that made me cringe for some reason..lol

Hi guys, I've been learning XHTML/CSS for the past week as i can't seem to find any decent tutorials that teach HTML5/CSS3 for beginners. The only thing they seem to teach you are the new things that are in HTML5/CSS3 rather than teaching you from scratch. I guess the only way i can learn it properly is by continuing to learn XHTML/CSS and when comfortable with that, move onto HTML5/CSS3. It's a shame really as it seems like a waste. any ideas?

...hmm, I've literally just started learning web design and after reading a lot of comments, it doesn't sound good career wise but too be honest I don't care. I'd rather earn 15k a year doing something I love rather than 30k a year doing something I hate and not wanting to get up in the morning like A LOT of people. I was wondering about qualifications about the industry and whether they were important or not. 80% of web designer/developers seem to say no i find but yet most jobs seemed to ask for them? anyways, by the time i become marketable enough to apply for a job in this field i will be 23-25 which seems old to start a career so it will be even harder for me to get a job! but oh well, at least if i enjoy it thats all that matters..

What size canvas should you use when creating a website in photoshop? is there a set size for most site designs? Thanks!

Thanks buddy! do you recommend learning HTML at the same time as CSS or should i learn HTML first and when comfortable move on to CSS?

Hi guys, completely new to web design/development. I know so far that i need to learn HTML/CSS but was wondering, should i learn XHTML or HTML5?? whats the difference?? its soo confusing. Thanks for any replies! melpa.

cool man, are you hoping to do web development as a career? do you not think your age would make a difference when applying for jobs as most applicants would probably be younger and more experienced.

I was just worried about being too old to start studying something brand new from scratch, I think thats what UNI's and internships are for and a lot of people my age are just finishing now and im just starting out in a way. By the time i become advanced enough to go freelance as a web developer i think i'll be 23-25 which seems a tad late starting a brand new career.

Oh yeah also something else i wanted to ask. As i'm learning HTML first, should i be learning the newest version rather than the standard HTML? I believe the newest is HTML5? Thanks

Thanks guys! I will be using this forum and posting my progress over the year

I think it looks great. definitely looks professional. 5 stars!

Cool thanks for the reply guys! In order to become marketable i need to know HTML,CSS,PHP is that right? and is 100% of that done in notepad++ and then transported to a web host? I am very new to this

Cool, what have you learnt so far in that time? I was just worried about my age because if i applied for a web development job in 2-3 years time i'd be 23-24 years old and would be competing with 19-20 year olds for jobs. Plus i wouldn't of had any job experiece in this field before hand, so i suppose freelance is a wiser decision.