Couple of site's for your perusal

[beezer123]

These are a few of my sites that I've started up since finishing college.


Hopefully I can get some feedback from you all on here.

http://www.pgmdesign.co.uk - This is my online portfolio site.

http://www.pocket-fluff.co.uk - This is a free website templates site that I have only just started up so will be building up over time.

Thanks for any feedback in advance

[BBK]

I think you and I may be having a chat in the near future my young friend Looks like your skills complement mine!

[mc.dodd]

nice work matey..

[beezer123]

Thanks folks.

[big man]

http://www.pgmdesign.co.uk looks nice enough, but you shouldn't be coding different versions of the same page depending on what browser visits it

One page should be capable of serving every browser

[beezer123]

http://www.pgmdesign.co.uk looks nice enough, but you shouldn't be coding different versions of the same page depending on what browser visits it

One page should be capable of serving every browser

That's been a pretty big problem for me with that site. Trying to get things displaying in one browser as they do in another. The only solution I managed to find was to add different index files and have a javascript redirect depending on the browser.
Even using if conditionals with different style rules didn't work out properly.

[liveseytowers]

I like the pgmdesign site, looks really well. Not so sure about the pocket-fluff one. Just doesn't seem to be formatted well and there is an image missing for me. Using Chrome and its the twitstamp image that's missing?

[beezer123]

Hmmm the image should be there. It it's displaying on pgmdesign then it should on pocket-fluff as it both uses the same site.

[big man]

That's been a pretty big problem for me with that site. Trying to get things displaying in one browser as they do in another. The only solution I managed to find was to add different index files and have a javascript redirect depending on the browser.
Even using if conditionals with different style rules didn't work out properly.

This is the whole point of developing html and css. I'd suggest that you figure out how to do this properly, because it just says to me that you don't understand the techniques that you're using

Also, on the portfolio page, take off the amount of time spent creating the page, and what you used. Clients don't care what packages you can use, just that you can get the job done, and your time taken is very high for some extremely simple pages

Oh, and if you want this to be a marketing site for your business, lose all the posts about cool youtube videos and chocolate bars in the blog. This should be for information about the site and what you're doing, new business etc