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I'm going with Yoga Sans Pro.

Added you, I'm fairly lonely on there at the moment.

Don't let me put you off using it though, use what you feel comfortable with.

Subtle Patterns is a really good place to find decent tileable patterns. http://subtlepatterns.com/

Not necessarily bad, just as I said, past it's sell by date, although it's still a great tool for creating Flash games, or trying to accomplish technical animations that can't be accomplished with jQuery.

Why don't you Google it for starters? This is your school work, so why should we give you the information required? For starters, the font is made by "Manfred Klein" if I'm not mistaken.

Pretty much the same response to my support request when I was with 1&1. Doesn't surprise me at all.

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Accessibility is key, having Flash elements on a page requires the user to download a plugin. Search Engines also struggle to crawl Flash. Flash is dying out, mobile phones are dropping Flash support altogether, and Adobe know it's going to end. Canvas is a good to learn, I'm actually having a go at that now. If your looking to learn more about various things, just search Google, it's there for a reason. I'd say stick with the design you have so far. Then when you have a higher knowledge, you can reflect back. If you want some good books to read, I suggest you search some of Jeffrey Zeldman's collection, a brilliant author.

Hates a strong word that I wouldn't use to describe my thoughts about Flash, I just feel it's past it's sell by date, and we have newer technologies that accomplish the effects that Flash provided.

For a first website, it's not that bad, although I'm not a fan of the flash elements you have going on there, the carousel could be done with jQuery rather than flash. Add more content, then we'll see. I don't think Pasha4ur fully understands the concept of giving feedback to other members...

I have to disagree with you Pasha4ur, you haven't stated the reasons why they need to be changed, so in my mind, you haven't really produced any good constructive criticism at all. I love the entire design, perhaps change the search placeholder text colour to a more dimmer colour, maybe grey.

Well said.

Why are you putting two Adsense ads together? I think the Adsense control panel allows you to edit the size of the displaying ad too.

The only way to stop it is if you specify a width on each li element. Either that or change the rollover effect to a colour change instead of a weight change...

Brilliant design! I love the whole vibe to the website. The reason why your navigation is moving slightly when you hover over an item is due to the font being changed to bold when you hover, which in turn, makes the font bigger, so therefore it needs more room, and pushes the elements to the right. I haven't actually been experiencing this "fully filling" issue you seem to be getting, rather odd. Would be even better if this design was responsive! It could be so easily done.

It's a brilliant attempt, although the arrows aren't very responsive when clicked (At least on my PC). It's not entirely smooth, although when it gets to the last panel, it becomes smoother. It would also be good if the panels we're clickable.

Er, are you going to post the link then?

Wow, just been reading through one of my .NET magazines, and I've just seen your portfolio website in it alzer81! Congratulations for getting it in there.

I'm sorry if I came across that way, but it seems that you are incapable of following the most simplest of tasks set. Renaissance even posted a link to JSFiddle yet you seemed to have missed that, I'm not sure how, and even then you could have Googled it. Thank god you've figured it out now. The reason you have a grey border around some of your images is due to the .right img properties in your css file, at the moment you have border:1px solid #CCC; set on your .right img, hence why the grey borders are appearing. I hope this solution fixes your issue, if not, add this line to you css. img { border:none; } Please delete my double post, not sure how that happened.

Wow, we specifically said paste the HTML in the HTML box on JSFiddle yet you seem incapable of doing so...

It's pretty simple... Just copy & paste your HTML code into the HTML box, then copy & paste your CSS into the CSS box. Then click save and post the url here. Simples. EDIT: Beat ya Renaissance-Design

Add display: none; to the css on the #contact element.

I didn't mean to offend you in any way, it's just my take on it, and yes, I would, creating things to the best of my ability even if there is no pay involved, it makes you feel good.

Your calling two seperate versions of the same plugin? Remove the earlier version.