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here is my first attempt at a clan website
http://www.freewebs.com/clk-homepage/index.htm
any tricks how to jazz it up as it looksa bit noobish-be warned am not much of an artist
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more pics of rambo ps looks like he's an Artist  john
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Sorry to be horrible but that really doesn't look good! On the plus side the only way is up etc
I'm no expert, but have done some freelance web design and would suggest :
1) Pick a colour scheme and stick to it
2) Lose the music!
3) Tiled backgrounds are about 12 years out of date
Just try and keep it simple, focus on making it easy to read/look at, make sure the pictures and text flow together nicely.
It's not easy to get a great looking website, so you've done well for a first attempt and you will learn a lot very quickly once you get into it!
Good luck!
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| Hey, I've seen worse i have to admit !!! I am a developer and run my own web site, you may want to look at deploying something called a content management system which does all the hard core stuff for you. The advantage of that being that you could deploy some really powerfull functionality on your web site without actually having to dig in to the complexities of writing html unless you really want to !!! Your usage of ccs is good but i wonder about your keen interest in divs. One thing that works well for me is to use visual studio. The express version is free from microsoft and although this is really a full blown development environment which might be a bit scary for a noobie webby like yourself it does have some interesting concepts in it the first being the "control". A control is a small block of functionality that is rendered as part of a page so you might have a header control and a footer control then a navigation control and a main content area for each page. This is how my web site works essentially, it loads the same header footer and stylesheet information on to every page then loads the content specific to the page. My site is of course content managed by my own content management system which is something that i'm still developing but if you're interested in learning more about these types of things let me know
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