Web Design [HTML/CSS/JS/ETC]

veggieman001

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Last edited by veggieman001 (July 17, 2013 03:21:15)

banana500

veggieman001 wrote:

I just finished a design for my mini-record label thing, which is going to be on my brand new website when I finish it. It's my first use of XML

Very cool!
Also, I do seem to see the site title happens to be “Dress Dress Dress”.

veggieman001

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Last edited by veggieman001 (July 17, 2013 03:21:25)

luiysia

I see that you have three instances of the word “dress” yet only one picture of a dress on your website. how cruel

zubblewu

veggieman001 wrote:

I just finished a design for my mini-record label thing, which is going to be on my brand new website when I finish it. It's my first use of XML

so you're dress dress dress…..

jji7skyline

Zubblewu did my button thing help?

veggieman001

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Last edited by veggieman001 (July 17, 2013 03:21:35)

zubblewu

jji7skyline wrote:
Zubblewu did my button thing help?

no, but thanks for trying. i'm just trying to get the div to to work but it doesn't

zubblewu

jji7skyline wrote:
Zubblewu did my button thing help?

oh nevermind veggie kinda helped me fix it
i just forgot to camelcase :'(

Semblance

16Skittles wrote:
Semblance wrote:
16Skittles wrote:
Currently I'm working on a Facebook clone. I know I can get the frontend down (I have a nearly picture-perfect header) but the backend in PHP is going to be far more challenging. I'm not as confident, but still optimistic.
o_O
That would be quite interesting.
Have you made similar sites before?
Not totally. OnSchedule is a site with logins, and user submitted data. Designing the frontend is pretty easy. I ripped some of their icons, although currently I'm trying to obtain Freight Sans (because they use a different font on the login page) and I have a nearly picture-perfect header (except that it says fakebook instead of facebook). I have a concept of how it should work, it's only a matter of coding it.

Edit: IIRC siftr was a bit more like Reddit than Facebook, but the basic mechanics are similar.

How much have you done so far?

NeilWest

veggieman001 wrote:

I just finished a design for my mini-record label thing, which is going to be on my brand new website when I finish it. It's my first use of XML

Would your label accept progressive house?

veggieman001

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Last edited by veggieman001 (July 17, 2013 03:21:56)

16Skittles

Semblance wrote:
16Skittles wrote:
Semblance wrote:
16Skittles wrote:
Currently I'm working on a Facebook clone. I know I can get the frontend down (I have a nearly picture-perfect header) but the backend in PHP is going to be far more challenging. I'm not as confident, but still optimistic.
o_O
That would be quite interesting.
Have you made similar sites before?
Not totally. OnSchedule is a site with logins, and user submitted data. Designing the frontend is pretty easy. I ripped some of their icons, although currently I'm trying to obtain Freight Sans (because they use a different font on the login page) and I have a nearly picture-perfect header (except that it says fakebook instead of facebook). I have a concept of how it should work, it's only a matter of coding it.

Edit: IIRC siftr was a bit more like Reddit than Facebook, but the basic mechanics are similar.
How much have you done so far?

I've got a perfect header, and am worming on the login page currently.

NeilWest

veggieman001 wrote:
NeilWest wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:

I just finished a design for my mini-record label thing, which is going to be on my brand new website when I finish it. It's my first use of XML
Would your label accept progressive house?
Potentially…

I am in!

NeilWest

veggieman001 wrote:
NeilWest wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:

I just finished a design for my mini-record label thing, which is going to be on my brand new website when I finish it. It's my first use of XML
Would your label accept progressive house?
Potentially…

Here's an example of what I'd like to include.

veggieman001

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Last edited by veggieman001 (July 17, 2013 03:22:05)

NeilWest

veggieman001 wrote:
Please link me to something that isn't a 100+ MB file that I have to download to listen to.

I'll give you a compressed version then.

16Skittles

NeilWest wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
Please link me to something that isn't a 100+ MB file that I have to download to listen to.
I'll give you a compressed version then.

I think he means “put it on soundcloud,” but I'm not the boss here.

NeilWest

veggieman001 wrote:
Please link me to something that isn't a 100+ MB file that I have to download to listen to.

Even if it doesn't show, it's only 10MB.

16Skittles

I love how not only do I get to write CSS, but I get to write it twice to put the “-webkit-” prefix! /s Thankfully Mozilla was kind and removed the need for the “-moz” prefix a while ago. Get with the times, webkit!
But I think that this OnSchedule web app is going to be pretty epic. I only have mockups and very basic beginnings on the app, but I'm pretty happy with my design. I'm using CSS3 animations and am going for a design that hopefully will mesh well with iOS 7.

To make a distinction between the two, this is the higher end of two clients. There is a basic “web site” that will not have the same kind of javascript/CSS3/HTML5 stuff for compatibility reasons, then the “web app” with more rich functionality and animations and stuff.

Last edited by 16Skittles (July 1, 2013 23:14:35)

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