tomsel

I'm looking to set up some level of automation for sending out contracts to clients. I've looked at a few different options and I'm getting a bit lost. What does everyone else use?
 
Some background:
 
I started using Adobe EchoSign a little while ago, and it's great in terms of turnaround time. Much less hassle. The problem was I used to have a bit of a generic contract template that would be changed quite a bit of each project, so whilst EchoSign sped up the signing process, I was taking way too much time to actually write up each contract.
 
I've recently adopted a more standardised contract:
A set of terms that are identical for all contracts A contract confirmation note that contains some project-specific information Clients initial every page and have to sign the last page Now this would be fine, but I also need to add in a project spec document to each contract. EchoSign let's you add supporting documents, but only on one of their top-tier plans that are way beyond my budget and needs.
 
If I just alter the PDF each time, I have to add all the form fields again in EchoSign, which takes ages and would defeat the whole purpose...
 
So, what do you do?

There are website like http://responsinator.com/ which give you the opportunity to take a look of what your website should look like through the different devices

I'll have a quick look now, but the most obvious solution to me since your using PHP is to only display the span if there is an error present. Keeps the output cleaner aswell, rather than having an empty span tag.

Your clearfix class has visibility:hidden; applied to it. I'm not sure if that's intentional, but I deactivated it in Chrome and everything showed up correctly.
 
Edit: Beaten to it.

Genuine question, what would be the advantage of using your site over just pointing my browser at the website I wanted to check, or am I missing the point?

Another +1 for FontSquirrel. Very easy, and worked with all the browsers I tested it with.

Hi guys, would love some feedback on a design I'm working on. It's for a bar / restaurant.
 
Very much a WIP, but I think I've nearly finished the design of the home page. Just a little explanation if it's not obvious:
 
Top menu:
The active page (in this case Home) is signified by the white background and hovered items will extend down (like Location in the image).
 
The content slider is as you can see, blank. I've included some initial designs for the slider's content in a seperate image. These will probably change slightly (namely the layout of the student one, still waiting on content) but general idea is final unless there's a lot of scathing criticism...
 
Look forward to your thoughts
 
Thanks,
 
Tom