Not strictly Linux related, but I'll mention it here anyway...
I'm building a website for a mate who runs a company that builds exterior decking. It'll be ever so slightly more visually appealing than this here collection of pages, but that's to be expected.
The HTML is plain old HTML 4.01 Transitional, using the old style colour and layout tags, just like all the pages on here. CSS and XHTML zealots can go tell someone who cares - I'm well aware of the advantages of it, but it's not worth the bother for the type of site I'm building. The client knows a bit of HTML, and wants to maintain the site himself, so the simpler the better, really.
I'll link the production site from the home page when it's done, to boost his pagerank a bit (my front page has a pagerank of three, don't you know - not bad for a site with no content), and to let you see what I reckon looks good in a website.
I'm building a website for a mate who runs a company that builds exterior decking. It'll be ever so slightly more visually appealing than this here collection of pages, but that's to be expected.
The HTML is plain old HTML 4.01 Transitional, using the old style colour and layout tags, just like all the pages on here. CSS and XHTML zealots can go tell someone who cares - I'm well aware of the advantages of it, but it's not worth the bother for the type of site I'm building. The client knows a bit of HTML, and wants to maintain the site himself, so the simpler the better, really.
I'll link the production site from the home page when it's done, to boost his pagerank a bit (my front page has a pagerank of three, don't you know - not bad for a site with no content), and to let you see what I reckon looks good in a website.
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