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Hi Sam.

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Text is well too small Header is a mess - Logo poorly place. Building plan poorly aligned and typeface for header does not match the body. Reference Projects page - you have an orphan on the picture gallery caption What your customers say - Nothing. Not a good look. Line height is too small in general. Looks worst in some places. Seems to take a while to load (could be me though)

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Wise words.

Read - https://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/web/

Your header bar is full width with the content central. As for repositioning the copyright line, you need to position the div named #copright in your CSS file.

In my opinion It's the present and for the forseeable future. Very popular at the moment and reasonably so. With the increase of smart phones and tablets it make sense to provide to the users on devices possible. I don't think any one can say or predict whether it will be here in the long term future, but at this moment in time yes it will be with us for a while.

Wow. Don't all rush at once.

Hi all, It's been a while since I've been on here and I'm sure things have changed a lot. Hopefully some of the old warriors are still on here. Hope everyone is good. Anyway enough of the small talk here's my deal; I have a task set for me which is non-changeable. No- I cannot use CSS3. Yes- it has to validate to XHTML 1.0 & CSS 2.1! I have produced Thumbnails, Sketches, Lo Fi Wireframes, Hi Fi Wireframes and of course the Screen Designs. The next step of course is for me to build the site however there are some tight restrictions which clash with the build ability of my site as mentioned above. I am using a white rectangular box with 6px round edges with a 4px outer glow on each edge for the content areas. The issues which are causing me problems when validating are: The way I produce the round edges with CSS The drop shadow/outer glow effect with CSS on these boxes So I've come up with a solution of slicing the Screen Design up into multiple images in Photoshop, saving these images to web to keep the file size down and setting as the background image for each relating div. It's worked and validated, but what I want to know is- Is there any other way of achieving this given my boundaries? And/or will this method cause me any problems..? Regards, Craig

Really like the design and as mentioned already the opacity works well. Only thing I can really pick at is the lack of green towards the bottom half, I feel like this sort of distances itself from the top half of the design because of this. Just needs a little hint of green down there IMO.

When using W3 Validation, do you girls and guys validate just your HTML? or CSS? or both? I validated all my HTML code so far but noticed my CSS was in a bit of a mess.. Input appriecated.

I've had the same crap experience from 1&1 and they are not worth the steam of your p***. There customer support is absolutely shocking. I bought a new domain name with them a while ago and after a week they hadn't set up the webspace for it properly still after 6 phone calls and various emails they told me that it was my coding. Which was in fact a simple redirect page which wasn't wrong at all. Move on to someone else, they are the worst.

Spot on! You've got the gist of it.. up to you to weave your magic now. Much better!

OK fair enough, looks good to me! I only asked if you had a brief to see if they specifically asked that it had to be directly linked to the market.