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Posted by Ikke on 12/04/06 22:11
Ed Seedhouse <eseedhouse@shaw.ca> wrote in
news:aos6n2tukkst9fn1abgmfblch1fjn2chhd@4ax.com:
<snip>
> All this and not a word about the content! Do people use a website
> because it looks cool or because it has content they want or need? I
> suggest it is the latter and if I am right then you have your design
> process rather backwards, don't you?
Not really - of course it is all about the content, it should be the main
reason for people to visit my site.
Perhaps I frased it a bit strange, but what I wanted to ask was how to do the
design once you know what your content is, and how your website will look.
Do you jump right in and start writing html/css, do you create a mockup on
paper first, do you use tools like Photoshop, etcetera...
<snipped your advice>
> Just for your consideration...
Thanks for your advice, and thanks to everyone who replied. I've learned a
lot from these posts.
Personally, I'm not very fond of using Photoshop or something like that, so
I'll stick to the method I'm using at the moment.
Thanks again!
Ikke
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