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Digital Suit

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  1. Yes that seems to fit the bill but I'd like to see some tutorials or even books on the subject if anyone knows any? Specifically creating a dynamically created form using Javascript and PHP (to get information from the database) and displaying it in an div box, ontop of whatever elements were previously there.
  2. I have a client that is very new to computers so an ideal system for me to help them update their site would be an as simple as possible Rich Text Editing function. What I envision is a facebook style, 1 click editing. What I could use a tutorial for is creating 'rich text edit' objects using Javascript and Php so the process is as simple as possible for the client and as true to the look of the website during editing as possible. Any tutorials that may help with parts of this, especially the rich text portion would be extremely helpful. Thanks for your time, Digital Suit
  3. Using PHP to include the page would work and not require an iframe.
  4. I like the design and the colours. It's clean and takes the eye straight to the best selling points, the views. If I were to change anything I'd make all of the text into actual text, not images. It will look cleaner, search engines will actually read it and the page will load faster (if this is still an issue in the age of broadband). Otherwise I think the site is really clean, professional and instills the right kind of feeling in anyone looking to stay in those areas. Good job. p.s. Try to remove the iframe on the FAQ page. It is ugly.
  5. I use notepad for quick changes and otherwise Programmers notepad. Colours the text based upon the syntax. I find it extremely useful for programming php.
  6. Wow, walking encyclopedia is a foot Thankyou, I'm sure they will prove most useful.
  7. Thanks for the advise people and your encouragement where my design isn't quite so unprofessional. My to do list: Switch to a scaleable design. Change the Menu, give it alittle spice and perhaps alittle more width. Redesign the logo, something more formal. Perhaps bringing 'suit' imagery into it, a tie for the suit i? I will come back with this. Bring in alittle illustration, probably small touches here and there. I am not a fan of flashy design but I do need to do alittle more with the space. Read up on some professional writing tips as my waffle appears un-tasty. Does anyone know of a good blogsite who covers either the topics of good copy or dynamically sized designs. I'd like to read something about setting minimum/maximum widths. I shall be back probably early next week, have a client's website to develop.
  8. Hello dear forum, I'm looking for any tips, ideas, critique. Don't be shy I don't mind. link Key thing to change at this point is ofcourse the logo and probably the blurb. Any ideas to making the logo more professional would be greatly appreciated. Oh and spelling will be checked and text rewritten soon so don't take your time up doing that. Thanks for your time. Digital Suit.

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