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Good tips for designing a website

Timothy has attended:
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by - delegate Timothy [2 posts] (2007 Sep 18 Tue, 15:50) replyReply

Any main tips for designing a web page.
Colours,styles,fonts to stay away from, layout.

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RE: Good tips for designing a website

by - trainer David gold contributer[428 posts] (2007 Sep 19 Wed, 15:40) replyReply

Hi Timothy

When choosing colours, always try and use websafe colours. Also make sure the page is accessible by people with poor vision i.e. do not use grey on grey.

With regards to layout, the most common at the moment is a 3 column design, so if you want want to blend in use that or if you want to stand out from the crowd you may want to consider using a different design.

I hope this helps you with you Dreamweaver web design.

David


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- if possible different operating systems.

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