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I made several changes, based on the feedback I got (thanks everyone!) My first submission was basically a proof-of-concept testing how far HTML, CSS and JS can go. This one just tightens it up a bit more.
- Now validates as HTML 4.01 (yay!) - Colors are higher in contrast - Heading style are more consistent - Centered images in sidebars - Centered the footer - Revamped the HTML for the userpages - Changed the look of the tabs. - Added my deviantIcons toolbars - Changed toolbar names, icon and ordering (easier to use, and reduces redundancy). When downloading, the zip file includes everything except the content-filler images Prototypes are available online: - Homepage - Userpage Just for fun: I was also experimenting with alternate stylesheets. Those of you with a Mozilla browser can change stylesheets on-the-fly on the homepage ("View", "Use Style", then the name of the stylesheet). - Change it to "Royal", which is just a purple recolor done in CSS (see screenshot). - Change it to "Base", to see the basic HTML. This is the HTML without applying the CSS, just to show how powerful CSS is in completely changing the look. |
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esp. love the "Use Style" stuff you coded for Moz... royal blue rocks!
none better, none better lol
+fav
ugh... 6 more days 'till home time! you better be there sunday heh heh
r.s.
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I think there's a lot of open space in this design, but that may not be a bad thing, depending on one's taste in design.
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Patrick Haney, not a sausage
Designer, developer, deviant
one thing though, is some places could sure use the hairline border. There are some nice innovative parts, but it still seems like DAv2 only cosmetically stripped down, but I guess you can call it a good thing for the future.
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