**UPDATE!** Here's the link:
WebKing Internet Services
Until then, here are screen shots:
What I Liked:
I like the overall look of the pages. I think I was able to keep the "royal" feel that Mr. Hinden seems to enjoy, but in a more subtle way.
On a personal level, I like all that I learned from doing this. I finally started to really feel my mindset shift away from the old rigid table layout mentality to the more dynamic div approach. I liked learning how to successfully implement the google webfonts (although I had to restrain myself from using them all over the place!). I liked figuring out how to make it work from photoshop to html.
What I Didn't Like:
I didn't like the fact that I couldn't figure out the image rollover that I wanted to do on the index page. From my prior coding experience, I remembered that it was done before using JavaScript. Since it has been a long time since I used JS, I went online to reacquaint myself.That's when I found a whole lot of conflicting info. Not only did I read many different JS solutions, then I read a whole lot of sites that said the JS way is antiquated and should not be used. So I tried to learn about the CSS way, but again, everyone has a different way of doing it. I tried a few ways, but couldn't get it to work. I'm really hoping we go over this in class.
What I Want to Learn More About:
I definitely would like to learn more about image rollovers and what is the best way to handle this (CSS/JavaScript), as mentioned above.
Disclaimer:
I did use tables on the pricing page. But in my defense, I feel this is the only area/type of situation where the use of tables is warranted. Using divs to line up this info would have been ridiculous. This information was in a table form, so that is what I used. (yes, I have table guilt!)
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