I have been developing a website where I worked for.
I need some freeware to enhance and make my site look more cool / eye catching.
does anyone here give me advice for that ?
thank in advance
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need some advices / suggestion
Started by abu aufa, Jun 26 2009 08:03 AM
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Posted 26 June 2009 - 08:03 AM
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Posted 26 June 2009 - 08:05 AM
All I know about is Dreamweaver, but it isn't free. Any chance you want to try the Trial?
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Posted 26 June 2009 - 11:29 AM
Installing any software wont just give you a sexy user interface,
regardless of what you use, Or even using a template, creating a good site the bottom line is. You need to know a language. Or at least understand how to program.
I have been in development (free, to help mates when needed) since i was 16. And i have never come across a decent site where the user has no understanding of coding.
The best thing you could do, Is get a book. To work with. May i suggest www.wrox.com (forgive me if advertising is not allowed? i will edit it if get any complaints)
They are a great site and offer really easy to understand books with great examples and all code can be downloaded.
They use to offer homesite with some of there books also.
regardless of what you use, Or even using a template, creating a good site the bottom line is. You need to know a language. Or at least understand how to program.
I have been in development (free, to help mates when needed) since i was 16. And i have never come across a decent site where the user has no understanding of coding.
The best thing you could do, Is get a book. To work with. May i suggest www.wrox.com (forgive me if advertising is not allowed? i will edit it if get any complaints)
They are a great site and offer really easy to understand books with great examples and all code can be downloaded.
They use to offer homesite with some of there books also.
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Posted 26 June 2009 - 12:46 PM
abu aufa, on Jun 26 2009, 03:03 AM, said:
I need some freeware to enhance and make my site look more cool / eye catching.
That's almost like saying you need some free medical assistance or free legal council. Photoshop CS4. It ain't free, and you gotta learn it. GIMP is free, but you still gotta learn it.
Ray Barone - "But I like the piano."
Marie Barone - "No, you like the idea of the piano."
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Posted 26 June 2009 - 02:33 PM
abu aufa, if you wish, give a link to your site so perhaps some members can offer suggestions based on what they see.
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Posted 27 June 2009 - 02:08 AM
@ razz
still under construction,temporary
,sorry not now
@ corona
I already got photoshop & dreamweaver and Learning by Doing.thanks
@ ident & ishan
thank for the link.I'll look into it.
still under construction,temporary
,sorry not now@ corona
I already got photoshop & dreamweaver and Learning by Doing.thanks
@ ident & ishan
thank for the link.I'll look into it.
