Author Topic: Website design review  (Read 1506 times)

If you don't use a template system you need to "repeat yourself".
Simply because you need to copy-paste the boilerplate code (navbar, etc) into every single page.

Just like on your website. All the containers and nav bar content is on each page. Thats how HTML works sir.

Just like on your website. All the containers and nav bar content is on each page. Thats how HTML works sir.
No.
And yes.

You see, server-sidedly the boilerplates only exist once. However, when you load the page it retrieves the template and merges it together before it sends it to you.

Zippidy doo dah





Logos look a little too anti-aliased...perhaps a little more crisp?

My little brothers (can't do that quote mark on phone, except for when it's in the dictionary) old gaming computer, which I've upgraded quite a bit.
whats the HTTP Server?




I'll probably just use some kind of dynamic font loading mechanism, as I want to keep images to a minimum.

whats the HTTP Server?
Apache.


I'll probably just use some kind of dynamic font loading mechanism, as I want to keep images to a minimum.
Why?

Why?
Because of that with lots of images there is a lot more work involved in changing the text.
This, however shouldn't be changed too often though, so I might actually end up using Quantum's images, especially if they were a big smaller.

Bumping again for some odd reason.