track website

[ripken204]

so i've been working on this site some more

http://www.yentiming.com/yentiming/

what do you guys think of its design so far?

[Zxian]

Much improved from the last time I saw it. The layout is much better.

The only thing to watch out for is that you properly follow XML standards in the code. XHTML is based on XML, which means that EVERY tag needs to be closed, either by a closing tag or it being self-closed.

For example:

<br>	  <---- not closed
<br />   <---- closed

<img src="pic.jpg">		 <---- not closed and missing alt
<img src="pic.jpg" alt="pic" />	 <---- closed

Images also need to have an alt-text in order to meet the standard. The alt-text can be empty if you wish, but it has to be there.

Maybe it's just my personal preference, but I'd center the timing images at the bottom, and put a bit of space between the pictures.

[ripken204]

ya that xhtml stuff is fun. i used the w3c validator and now its validated

i know all of those rules. im just glad that i have a solid design down now.

and ya that front page could use some touching up.

but ive said in that other thread that the person i'm doing to website for does that page..

i really need to get him off of the crappy website program that he is using. it really screws up alot of the code

Edited June 21, 2007 by ripken204

[Idontwantspam]

Much, much better! I like it. It now validates, too.

But I think you need to move that to the home page, because going to http://www.yentiming.com, it doesn't look good. Kick off that guy doing the front page right now and put yours in place. It's better. And whatever you do, don't let him keep using his crapola web page software. Yuk.

One little thing: "Untitled Document" is not a very good title. At all. You should fix that. But otherwise, it seems pretty good.

[ripken204]

ya i will move it later, thx