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GarethH

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  1. What's your opinion on flat design? Here to stay or just a bit of a fad?
  2. The market is changing so rapidly. I do like responsive girds but they can sometimes be tricky.
  3. I agree, the WOW slider is a great little one.
  4. Not a bad start to your work.
  5. That's what I thought.
  6. I do this on a few of my sites. For a £100 one off fee, Vebra can upload the 4 files extracted to a location accessible via FTP. My process is: 1. Logon via FTP to the site. 2. Download the files (properties.txt, rooms.txt, images.txt) 3. Import into a temporary database directly. 4. Query the database to see if the property already exists. 5. Update the changes or insert new ones 6. Import and resize the photos 7. Delete any properties that didn't update (as they don't exist anymore). I hope this helps.
  7. Looks a bit crazy if you ask me.
  8. I do exactly the same as you. However, the amount of people I see still echoing out HTML is quite a few, especially if you're building loads of classes.
  9. I agree, I did Computer Science at Uni, it's quite broad and you can then venture into other areas like web design, development etc. Personally though I'd go for networking if I had my time again.
  10. There are lots of great websites for nice tickers. Code Canyon is just one good example.
  11. I personally don't like this way in HTML5
  12. You can use CSS elements to show other elements on hover using sub classes.
  13. I'm not sure I like the ice particles but overall looks good.

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