Search results

It's not really that bad but it's a common color scheme for an industry that uses 'safety yellow' paint on there products. To clarify my point, it doesn't matter what color you put in the content background as it is because it's just a whole lot of one color and would be good to break that...

Your use of yellow is too extreme. It is nice in the logo and to highlight sections of your website would be nice as well but not the whole content background. You can very easily redesign the header to have CBI as the image part of the logo and the "forklift attacments" and slogan as a font...

Well it all depends on the target audience that your client wants to attract. Creating mobile websites obviously take extra time to create. Depending on how you go about creating the mobile site depends on how much time it'll take. And also depending on how many versions you want to design...

Are you using a popular CMS by any chance? You may be able to find something that'll work if you are using Wordpress something like that. Also what scripting language do you prefer? PHP, ASP, etc. You may be able to find something that you are interested in at The PHP Resource Index

It looks nice. The links would look more like a nav menu if they were spaced a bit more. I don't think the forward slashes help it look like links but any web minded person can figure it out :-)

I do not use windows live mail but I have found THIS thread in a different forum. I hope it helps.

XAMPP is also great software for running a website locally. It is software that easily sets up apache, php, and mysql on your local machine and is very useful if you require server side scripting and database support on your local website. I haven't used WAMP but i'm sure it's very comparible

If you plan on paying for services with your own funds make sure you send a bill and get paid before hand. And when it comes to renewal make certain you leave enough time to get payment especially for domain renewal. You don't want to get stuck with a customer that desides to cancel at the last...

Looks great.. except in IE8 ;-P Although some of the images in the slider are a bit cut off at the bottom but you probably knew that.

It doesn't even look good with IE8 viewing it in a smaller window. Alot of it will have to do with the use of absolute positioning. Some of your divs have multiple inline style tags. I'd get rid of the inline styles and put them all in a stylesheet. That will have you pin point some issues and...

There must have been more code containing the function cleanString() in your previous usage of this email form. I have done some searching and couldn't find anything relating to a function called cleanString but I did find a simple string cleaner with will remove anything that isn't ascii...

I second the Google Web Fonts

Very nice site. Excellent work. I like the horizontal navigation where it is but I do also agree that it needs to be links to different content. Although I suppose the Home and Contact Us links can stay.

I would use php and MySQL in this case.

XAMPP will create a testing server on your local machine using apache, php, and mysql services. So whatever you create on your local machine you must replicate in the web world

Please don't double post like that. It had only been two minutes so have some patience. Plus it sounds like you want someone to create the site for you which no one here will do. Your post doesn't have to be at the top for people to find it trust me. Quite often posts that are five years old...

You'll also need a database such as MySQL.

You can either use XML or use a MySQL database.

W3Schools is your best bet for learning website coding. If you are talking graphic design well I find THIS to be helpful or you can take a real life course. That information is part of a full session of tutorials, articles, etc that you can find HERE.

You should be able to share (publish) google spreadsheets as a completely seperate link following the information HERE. Not sure why you'd want to embed it unless you are talking about keeping your header or something at the top.