[QUOTE=adamjon858;31730149]Wow...You have almost the exact radial background of the design I'm working on right now. I'll post it in a sec for comparison.[/QUOTE]
Oh really?
copyright!!!
[QUOTE=jaybuz;31719858]Just working on my personal website design. It's an old concept.
[img]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/386727/Web-And-Graphics/jaybuz.me/v1.1.png[/img][/QUOTE]
reminds me of [url]http://rubylang.info/[/url]
ugh youtube apparently updated their shit so now you can't download videos anymore, are there any new frameworks or something for it?
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;31746845][url]http://membership.thinkvitamin.com/[/url] = dopeness[/QUOTE]
I looked at one of the tuts, they are pretty good. And the voice and production of the whole thing makes it look really professional. Although I am not sure if I would want to pay for something like this, with all the free documentation lying around.
doing some more gradstr stuff
[IMG]http://f.anyhub.net/3SKA[/IMG]
[QUOTE=commander204;31747254]I looked at one of the tuts, they are pretty good. And the voice and production of the whole thing makes it look really professional. Although I am not sure if I would want to pay for something like this, with all the free documentation lying around.[/QUOTE]
It's done by some of the industry leaders (same people who put on the Future of Web Design) so it's all incredibly well done and very up to date. It's worth the price to not have to worry about whether or not you're picking up outdated techniques or not, and to not have to scour the internet to find everything. I already know a lot of the stuff that the videos are on but I'm going to watch them all to solidify knowledge and see if I pick anything else up too.
There's a lot of good conceptual stuff that you won't really find by just googling "web design tutorials" too.
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;31748357]It's done by some of the industry leaders (same people who put on the Future of Web Design) so it's all incredibly well done and very up to date. It's worth the price to not have to worry about whether or not you're picking up outdated techniques or not, and to not have to scour the internet to find everything. I already know a lot of the stuff that the videos are on but I'm going to watch them all to solidify knowledge and see if I pick anything else up too.
There's a lot of good conceptual stuff that you won't really find by just googling "web design tutorials" too.[/QUOTE]
I agree on that, and I guess our situations are a bit different which could explain the different point of views. I'm only doing this as a hobby, so I'm very reluctant to spend my money. But if I were to need something like this, I would choose it.
Adobe Muse: Code-free webdesign
[URL="http://muse.adobe.com/index.html"]Site made in Adobe Muse[/URL]
Look at the source code.
[QUOTE=Vietnow;31748608]Adobe Muse: Code-free webdesign
[URL="http://muse.adobe.com/index.html"]Site made in Adobe Muse[/URL]
Look at the source code.[/QUOTE]
Seems like I almost can tl;dr the code with <div></div> since that feels like 50% of it.
[QUOTE=commander204;31748455]I agree on that, and I guess our situations are a bit different which could explain the different point of views. I'm only doing this as a hobby, so I'm very reluctant to spend my money. But if I were to need something like this, I would choose it.[/QUOTE]
Yeah for sure. Even if it's just a hobby you could snag a membership for a month and learn a ridiculous amount in that time span. I've always been of the opinion that quality is worth money (in pretty much every aspect of my life) so I always get excited when I find things like this haha.
[editline]15th August 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=Vietnow;31748608]Adobe Muse: Code-free webdesign
[URL="http://muse.adobe.com/index.html"]Site made in Adobe Muse[/URL]
Look at the source code.[/QUOTE]
LOL BYE BYE SEMANTIC MARKUP
[editline]15th August 2011[/editline]
Also lol @ there being display errors on that website. What a joke of a product.
[QUOTE=Vietnow;31748608]Adobe Muse: Code-free webdesign
[URL="http://muse.adobe.com/index.html"]Site made in Adobe Muse[/URL]
Look at the source code.[/QUOTE]
Its like tables.
But without the table.
[QUOTE=Vietnow;31748608]Adobe Muse: Code-free webdesign
[URL="http://muse.adobe.com/index.html"]Site made in Adobe Muse[/URL]
Look at the source code.[/QUOTE]
So it's like Frontpage. It's just like 2000 again! :dance:
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;31757562][img]http://cl.ly/1N361o1J3J2q0n36431M/lenczner-slaght-round2.png[/img][/QUOTE]
clean, simple, and beautiful looking
great job as always kmart
Thanks. Super super minimal brief. They wanted almost nothing on the page but still wanted the design to stand out so the diagonals are the shot at that. I think I want to cut the one under the logo back away from the blue box a bit more though.
Attempting to have map changes load direct in-game, i.e the current map remains where it is, the new one fades in at the door point, seamless.
Max two maps on show, and you're only ever technically on one as far as the game cares.
[QUOTE=Vietnow;31748608]Adobe Muse: Code-free webdesign
[URL="http://muse.adobe.com/index.html"]Site made in Adobe Muse[/URL]
Look at the source code.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Adobe PR Guy]You're not thinking, you know, 'What's the CSS atrribute to change the background colour'?[/QUOTE]
No, I'm not, because it's fucking:
[code]
background: #blah;
[/code]
It [I]could[/I] be an interesting idea but I still think that hand written code is going to trump anything blurted out by Muse. People who have decided to specializing in designing for the web should probably know how to code HTML and CSS. It's really not that hard to learn, and then your code will be even more efficient.
[QUOTE=Another Adobe Guy]You're basically designing inside your browser![/QUOTE]
[thumb]http://brettjones.me/i/1258337024975.jpg[/thumb]
"Complexity of it [HTML and CSS]" - Adobe Muse video
Seriously? HTML and CSS are super simple and easy to memorise, it just takes a bit of time, you can't expect to remember everything within a day, but come on! They're both very simple languages!
[QUOTE=Crhem van der B;31761321]"Complexity of it [HTML and CSS]" - Adobe Muse video
Seriously? HTML and CSS are super simple and easy to memorise, it just takes a bit of time, you can't expect to remember everything within a day, but come on! They're both very simple languages![/QUOTE]
They are pretty literal that's why.
So i was using opacity in a css box, and text within it also got transparent, i tried to reset the text opacity to 100% but it didn't help.. Is there any workaround to that? I want to have 40% black css box with 100% white text but I can't seem to get it to work.
Also what is the best way of showing product info on a page? Let's just say i have a sql database with my products in each row, and different information (cost, and other factors) in separate columns. How do i display all that info dynamically on separate pages? And how to best implement a sorting system? I Just want to be pointed at some relevant tutorials, can't seem to get anything working.
[QUOTE=LiLBliNg;31761666]So i was using opacity in a css box, and text within it also got transparent, i tried to reset the text opacity to 100% but it didn't help.. Is there any workaround to that? I want to have 40% black css box with 100% white text but I can't seem to get it to work.[/QUOTE]
Instead of opacity, use rgba for the background-color.
[code]background-color: rgba(0,0,0,0.4);[/code]
Sweet man! Thanks for that. Will come in handy!
[QUOTE=Fizzadar;31758448]Attempting to have map changes load direct in-game, i.e the current map remains where it is, the new one fades in at the door point, seamless.
Max two maps on show, and you're only ever technically on one as far as the game cares.[/QUOTE]
Not too pretty, but works:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJlGwlT808c[/media]
That....is effing baller. I'm jealous I hadn't thought of it.
Pokemon MMO, it's such a great idea.
Wow. Just wow Fizzadar.
Amazing job, really.
I'd like to see a tool like Muse built by someone who actually understands why hand coding is better and who doesn't add anything unless they make it spit out code that is just as clean as something would be if it were hand coded. Something that asks you for IDs and class names, that uses the new semantic tags from HTML5. Sort of a hybrid between what muse will end up being and a regular text editor. You hand code tricky parts that need hand coding and are able to tweak things like padding and margins and font sizes/families/spacing/whatever in the visual view without it generating more random messy markup.
I may have posted this some time earlier but I'm not sure:
[url]http://taimur.me/choi/[/url]
Made a site for an arrogant friend of mine
[QUOTE=Fizzadar;31761841]Not too pretty, but works:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJlGwlT808c[/media][/QUOTE]
We've decided to move our little game to 2d after seeing this...isometric is just too much work.
[QUOTE=Alcapwne;31764760]I may have posted this some time earlier but I'm not sure:
[url]http://taimur.me/choi/[/url]
Made a site for an arrogant friend of mine[/QUOTE]
I still have no idea why this has a white box
[IMG]http://ahb.me/3Tz4[/IMG]
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