Elise_R

Yes have fun there is so much to learn! But to save yourself from any heart attacks, always remember to check before you put!

IE does my head in sometimes. and yet it is the best marketed and so therefore we all have to pay attention to it as most non-web orientated people use it. Grr. Go Firefox!

I had a problem with the footer on my site. It turned out to be a typo, one of the divs further up wasn't closed properly <div class="one"> /div> It was something like that (I can't entirely remember) So I would have a look through your code for any typos - It is amazing how such a small thing can be a big pain in the neck! Hope that helps!

I think that could look really nice if you used some darker colours to make it feel warm. Just be aware that a blue such as that can be quite a cold colour. But go for it! You could always paint over it if you decided it wasn't for you!

Tell the programmer to look at http://htmldog.com/guides/cssbeginner/

I have been using Fireworks for a good while now and have suddenly got both due to having a software update. Although I don't know all the ins and outs of photoshop yet, I do think it is better for the design side, I agree with, I can't remember who said it but they said Fireworks felt a little more clunky. I think Photoshop seems to be easier to get a professional finish with. I like the blur and history buttons on the left amongst other things I certainly don't think that you could create an extremely good graphic from scratch in Fireworks. Then again I did go from a rather old version of Fireworks to Photoshop CS3 Elise