Professional Web Design: #1 Intro!

My name is John Bilicki III, I'm a Professional Web Designer, and I'd like to share how to do Professional Web Design right the first time for folks interested in learning.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• professional
• web
• design
• development
• XHTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• DHTML
• PHP
• MySQL
• Firefox
• Opera
• Internet
• Explorer

[MMoosorkhh]

Hey John . I appreciate what you have gone through , but unfortunately these days people are all just about visual .not blaming them cause they're no pros . people like you are becoming rare these days Since Microsoft kind of companies are fishing out there . Wish you a lot a luck .

[jabcreations]

@MMoosorkhh Thanks, I appreciate your comments. Sometimes people have difficultly understanding the value of things.

[floogerbomb]

Hello John. I completely understand where you are coming from as far as technical design but at the same time wouldn't you agree that a website should be pleasing to the eye to keep people on your site rather than going to grab some Asprin? BTW I looked at your site and the code is very well put together :)

[jabcreations]

@floogerbomb Thanks and yes, I'll be adding more themes back to the site in the semi-near future though aesthetics have been a secondary goal to functionality, adding a second theme doubles my functionality/style oriented work now, it's about priorities.

[MatriX8673BoY]

Hi John! Do you familiar with wordpress?

[jabcreations]

@MatriX8673BoY Yes, I used it in Version 2.8 of my site and then replaced it with my own solution and now I don't have any of the problems I previously had plus my blog is fully integrated in to my site.

[Bakinskiy]

i need an internship

[jabcreations]

@arduino7 I am John A. Bilicki III, not Junior, not Senior.

[arduino7]

Forgive that please but why john the 3 th ?

[jabcreations]

@MorrWind120 PM me a link if you want. Learning object oriented PHP is a key thing. Also understanding the politics of things is important (e.g. Oracle's buyout of Sun greatly reduces the desirability to use MySQL in the long-term database). Learning how and why you need to use JOINs in SQL is critical too.