hey my friend can build websites, like really good websites
http://www.deepdesigners.com (http://www.deepdesigners.com)
his current website is under construction.
he is very experience with flash and dreamweaver. And has built alot of very good looking websites. he is also very good a photoshop etc. His prices are very reasonable as well.
he also uses flash cs3, dreamweaver cs3, fireworks cs3, photoshop, premiere, after effects. cs3 is the latest version of those programs.
he can do graphic logos, backgrounds and other things which will look very prosfessional and be great for a game.
so if anyone needs a website built pm me and i will put you in contact with him
he does charge though.
http://www.oakgrovecollege.org.uk (http://www.oakgrovecollege.org.uk)
he also made that website
thanks
well, I wouldn't say that example is a REALLY GOOD web site. Not saying its bad, I'm not too skilled of a web designer myself.
Anyways this should be in advertisement, so I will move it.
I uh, don't like that example.
Me either x_x
There really isn't anything special that makes me want to buy his services. I can do enough HTML and PHP by myself now anyways to blow them out of the water. If your bro wants to sell his services more, he will need to do something unique, and have good reference materials to back him up.
Quote from: Roph on February 10, 2008, 07:11:48 PM
Me either x_x
Agreed.
There isn't anything about that example that makes me want to buy his services, or even for free really. :P
That site isn't horrible, but it's not spectacular.
Bleh, I don't like the example either. He could use some work.
At the portfolio website: Lack of style, organization and hierarchy. Links leading to pages that do not seem to exist. I know it's a work in progress. And I know they teach you simplicity in design class. But that is just too simple. I say, tell him to finish his own portfolio before even offering his services.
About the example: It's like the others said, there is nothing impressive about it. And I don't see the point in leaving all that blank space in the content area. What is he going to add in there? Also, he needs to work with his HTML. He defines presentational 'attributes' (or properties? - forgot the right word) of elements in the code, when it should be done in the CSS stylesheet. I'll just say, there is unnecessary code in there. Is he using something like Dreamweaver, by any chance?
Either way, good luck.
Quote from: Arwym Starlight on February 11, 2008, 01:43:15 PM
I say, tell him to finish his own portfolio before even offering his services.
Yea, I know someone else who needs to finish their portfolio site as well. x_X
Arwym hit the nail on the head. Can't possibly agree anymore, nor put it any better.
Quote from: Jalkson on February 12, 2008, 12:50:08 AM
Quote from: Arwym Starlight on February 11, 2008, 01:43:15 PM
I say, tell him to finish his own portfolio before even offering his services.
Yea, I know someone else who needs to finish their portfolio site as well. x_X
Roph right?
:x
lol, it seems I was the only one trying to be nice here ;x
If you read his portfolio he "teamed" up with another company who had created the management system. and since the company looks legit, this project must have cost the school some $
I don't see anybody blatantly being mean. I see some pointless comments, but that's beside the point. :P
I mainly see people critiquing work, which is what should be done.
I was just trying to go beyond the "I don't like it", because constructive criticism is is the type of feedback one needs to improve. I also dislike when someone unprepared charges for their web design. If I haven't tried to even open a portfolio or offer web design services, it is because I don't feel prepared for it. And things will remain that way, as long as I am not ready to become a GOOD professional.
Sorry if my words sounded rude. It was not the intention.