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  1. Hi everyone, just wondering if you'd give me some constructive feedback for my portfolio website. There are things with the website i'm not completely sure about so would be nice for people to say what they like about the design and where i can improve it. olospo.co.uk Thanks in advance, Tom
  2. Someone needs to introduce this designer to CSS. The "CategoriesList" code is just stupid. 1,524 lines of code! I can't deny it looks nice but this designer really needs to work on their coding.
  3. Hi Sandra, Looks pretty good, the alignment does need to be worked on (nav bar for example overlaps). The code is very messy but i have a feeling this is because you are using a site builder (if this is the case i wouldn't worry about it as much) Also maybe too many images in the sidebars?
  4. No this is my point... scrollbars aren't part of the site, it's part of the browser. "higher education, is the non-compulsory educational level following the completion of a school providing a secondary education, such as a high school, secondary school" Higher Education wiki
  5. you shouldn't really be messing with scrollbars... not yours to mess with (it's not part of the website) higher education = uni or college
  6. You are joking right? nothing is best viewed in IE. I'm not meaning to have a pop at you but i'm confused why you'd put "Martial Status" on a clan website... and a 12 year old in higher education?
  7. I'm studying web design at UWE, Bristol. Because i had done html, css before the first year was a doddle and meant i could spend more time drinking and sleeping. This year however we are doing more complex stuff and i'm really enjoying it. Defiantly recommend it you get to experience uni life while doing a really enjoyable course.
  8. Thanks, i'm going to continue tweaking it when i get some spare time. Wish i'd done all this in the summer when i had 4 months off
  9. got rid of the php and it's running smoothly, very weird.
  10. i love that site i submitted the picture i can has cheezburger?
  11. My cat is called Neil, his brother was called Finzi (before he was run over ) We are getting a new kitten in 2 weeks time, calling him Arnie Neil:
  12. i think you should experiment with the font for the word "tapas" other than that i like it, defiantly wouldn't look out of place above a shop window.
  13. yeah i think the php on the page is slowing it down, strange it doesn't load though... no idea why the php is slowing it down.
  14. I think by 2 years experience they are talking about working with html, css (and probably having a portfolio of past work). It would take up a lot of time and money for a company to teach someone all of this, that is probably why they aren't giving you a chance (they don't want to have to hold your hand) I'm currently in my 2nd year at uni studying web design. Although most of the learning is done by yourself the tutors are there to show you what you should be learning and correcting you if you're not doing it right. I'm pretty sure you could sign up for a short course in web design somewhere or even teach yourself. Best of luck

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