Website Design

[dan rosen]

Joe,

For all of our sakes, give it up. Keep our "first pages" clean of these personal battles with everyone that are days old. I'm not suggesting you or anyone is right or wrong, but let's keep to photography, okay?

Thank you,

Dan Rosen

 

[Joe Farrugia]

Joe,

I'm not
suggesting you or anyone is right or wrong, but let's keep to
photography, okay?

GOOOOD idea, Dan. I'm bored stiif by these personal attacks & offensive remarks made unto me by some ill-mannered posters.

You're, dan. I'll promise I'll do the very best to ignore & NOT respond to these misgiuded individuals's personal attacks; & keep my posts to the sane subject of photography.

Hope everybody else follows suit.

Regards,

--
JF

http://www.jfphotostudio.com
[email protected]

"Keep your words soft & sweet. You may have to eat them up..."

 

[Johnny Apertureseed]

The redesign on my site is up at http://www.tdphoto.com

-Tony

 

[Lynn Healy]

The redesign on my site is up at http://www.tdphoto.com

-Tony

Excellent! Nice presentation, and well-optimised.

--
-- Lynn

 

[DarrenH]

You could serve up individual images using a little scripting, so you could cut down drastically on the coding, but Michael is right: it wouldn't be a one or two-day job. It requires thought and planning before you even touch the keyboard.

I think you're underestimating things a bit.

A FAIR web developer who knows what he's doing might only want
$50/hour. So you're saying you want a 111-page,
professional-looking web site designed, WITH a decent interface and
graphics, and WITH a flash-intro that's not lame, and you're
willing to pay a whole day's wages to do it? Wow.

On the other hand, someone could probably build a cookie-cutter
site using pre-built, or slightly modified, Front Page graphics
relatively quickly. Flash is still pushing it, however.