New Website - Online Portfolio

[tommylogic]

I noticed you are using Spry Widgets... very cool. Working on some as we speek. On your Tresspass site.. how much of that did you do, personally?

Looks like you wrote them all in XHTML and then used aspx to pull the pages for the catalogue, etc. Describe the process, if you don't mind, it appears as though you used Dreamweaver yet was able to program it in ASP.NET environment... I haven't done it and would like to know where one begins to compile pages in this manor.

Very interesting catalogue (it looks like its having image issues right now btw. The product info OK, no image).

[Verzosa]

On trespass website, I made the intitial design (PS) and used Dreaweaver to create the CSS and import the template to our own Content Management System using .NET.

The images are not showing on some products because the editor on the front end haven't crated the image for thumbnails or created it but didn't synchronised the media folder, etc..

The Spry is cool and i find it easy to work with ...good luck. :)

[tommylogic]

Yeah, cool... I figured it had to be some sort of proprietary .NET app...

[onesummer]

too over the top for me. i'd lose the blurry photo background. too distracting

[gospastic]

Excellent work here, looking very nice indeed - the lovely vertical scrolling used to navigate your sites is impressive (perhaps runs just a tiny bit too fast when jumping from one site to another that is not close to each other, whereas consecutive sites scroll much more smoothly) - and at first glance some of your work is the best I have seen for ages.

On my firefox/mac setup, the right scroll-bar appears on some pages, and not on others, making the content jump a little between screens, if that makes sense...

Brilliant work!!!

[Verzosa]

Excellent work here, looking very nice indeed - the lovely vertical scrolling used to navigate your sites is impressive (perhaps runs just a tiny bit too fast when jumping from one site to another that is not close to each other, whereas consecutive sites scroll much more smoothly) - and at first glance some of your work is the best I have seen for ages.

On my firefox/mac setup, the right scroll-bar appears on some pages, and not on others, making the content jump a little between screens, if that makes sense...

Brilliant work!!!

I have not validated some pages yet, i got the chance to do some code cleaning today so the web design pages should be ok on your FF MAC Setup. (Fingers crossed)

Thank you everyone for finding the time to comment on this project.

Written by:OneSummer

I would change the blue of your sub headers, as live links should have their own colour and stand out.

(Welcome to the forum)

Yes i know. But i'm just tired of doing the standard stuff. The good thing about it is the background image changes every 3 hours during the day :). So you wont get bored with the scene everytime you visit. But i will consider looking at it...maybe i'll loose the bluring effect. Let's see...