Signal Hill Meet This Tuesday!!! /// The TRUTH Arises on Page 194
Originally Posted by ShanesG
2 oc meets, i doubt it, well i can't this wed. ill be in palm desert
Originally Posted by Calvin
that's what i said! tristan is super cool. i've exchanged a few messages with him already. i don't think he's doing the workshop purely for money, otherwise he'd charge way more. he mentioned he wanted a couple more alienbees, and i think this is his solution to paying for them...which is a great idea. i told him people would be willing to pay a couple hundred (not me at the moment). he might raise it a bit because i dont think he had any idea what the "going rate" for this stuff is. but i'd pay up to $75 (at the very most, i'm a poor college student 
) for a good day's worth of shooting with him.
like i said, i've seen these workshops go for $400+ on POTN
) for a good day's worth of shooting with him.like i said, i've seen these workshops go for $400+ on POTN
MARCUS I NEee D YOUR HELP!!!!
I have to make a webpage before dec 10 and i have no idea where to start.
actually i know im gonna do it on G's.
sorry for posting this here
well get right back on topic after so if you can help please pm me
Requirements
-Website should have around 10 pages (minimum 6 pages, maximum, 12 pages).
-Each of those pages should use same or similar style, so that the pages look like they belong to the same website.
-Each HTML page and CSS should pass the W3C validation.
-Each page should have meaningful title (using the same title for all the pages is not considered meaningful).
-You should have a consistent navigation, for example if you have a menu which links to different pages, the menu should appear in the same place in all pages, so that users can easily find the menu and be able to navigate to different pages.
-You should use one external stylesheet, and optionally internal stylesheets in different pages. The stylesheet should contain only the rules which are common more than 2 pages or all the pages. The internal stylesheet should contain rules which are used only in one particular page.
-You should organize all the pages in a good structure.
-You should layout your web pages using one of the layout techniques I introduced in the class. You should use <div> to layout your pages, using <table> for laying out is not allowed, unless you convince me beforehand. If you want to use a layout I didn't introduce in the class, that's OK too (as long as you're using <div>). But, the layout can't be too simple try to use frame it is good techniqu
-Your pages should be easy to read, easy to navigate. The text, border, background etc. should be contrasting, and don't use too many different colors.
-You should use at least 3 of the CSS techniques I introduced in the "CSS Tips & Tricks (1), (2), (3)" series.
-You should have enough text and at least 5 images in your website. You're also encouraged to add some multi-media contents (audio, video, flash etc.) if you want.
-You should have at least a table or a list in your website.
-You're allowed to use some CSS techniques or scripts developed by others, only in the circumstances that you adopted and modified it to fit your website. Copying is not allowed, and you will automatically get zero if such action is detected.
If you're using an image or some text from somewhere else, you must clarify the origin of that resource in a comment in your HTML or CSS file, right before the resource you're using.
-Don't submit something which is not considered good even on your own standard.
I have to make a webpage before dec 10 and i have no idea where to start.
actually i know im gonna do it on G's.
sorry for posting this here
well get right back on topic after so if you can help please pm me
Requirements
-Website should have around 10 pages (minimum 6 pages, maximum, 12 pages).
-Each of those pages should use same or similar style, so that the pages look like they belong to the same website.
-Each HTML page and CSS should pass the W3C validation.
-Each page should have meaningful title (using the same title for all the pages is not considered meaningful).
-You should have a consistent navigation, for example if you have a menu which links to different pages, the menu should appear in the same place in all pages, so that users can easily find the menu and be able to navigate to different pages.
-You should use one external stylesheet, and optionally internal stylesheets in different pages. The stylesheet should contain only the rules which are common more than 2 pages or all the pages. The internal stylesheet should contain rules which are used only in one particular page.
-You should organize all the pages in a good structure.
-You should layout your web pages using one of the layout techniques I introduced in the class. You should use <div> to layout your pages, using <table> for laying out is not allowed, unless you convince me beforehand. If you want to use a layout I didn't introduce in the class, that's OK too (as long as you're using <div>). But, the layout can't be too simple try to use frame it is good techniqu
-Your pages should be easy to read, easy to navigate. The text, border, background etc. should be contrasting, and don't use too many different colors.
-You should use at least 3 of the CSS techniques I introduced in the "CSS Tips & Tricks (1), (2), (3)" series.
-You should have enough text and at least 5 images in your website. You're also encouraged to add some multi-media contents (audio, video, flash etc.) if you want.
-You should have at least a table or a list in your website.
-You're allowed to use some CSS techniques or scripts developed by others, only in the circumstances that you adopted and modified it to fit your website. Copying is not allowed, and you will automatically get zero if such action is detected.
If you're using an image or some text from somewhere else, you must clarify the origin of that resource in a comment in your HTML or CSS file, right before the resource you're using.
-Don't submit something which is not considered good even on your own standard.
Originally Posted by imjackiechan
MARCUS I NEee D YOUR HELP!!!!
I have to make a webpage before dec 10 and i have no idea where to start.
actually i know im gonna do it on G's.
I have to make a webpage before dec 10 and i have no idea where to start.
actually i know im gonna do it on G's.
^David, I'm definitely not the one to help you with your website, sorry man. I built my website to be very simple, nothing fancy or advanced on it at all, I'm not familiar with most of the terms listed in the requirements for your page.
The professor hasn't given you any direction, tutorials, or books related to this?