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Originally Posted by domtheboy
HTML - I have a basic knowledge and have previously built very basic pages using entry level HTML commands. As far as the galleries go that I submit, I use purchased templates. This is because I would never in a month of Sundays be able to produce templates of the quality of those I'm using now. So to summarise, I'm familiar with HTML commands and what they do, I also have reference books and so on so I wouldn't be completely all at sea if asked to look something up or read up on a particular area.
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Good. A basic knowledge is all that's really needed
I suck at page design too and I have a fucking art degree..lolol... It just has not translated over very well.
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Regarding styles (I'm assuming you mean CSS ?) - again I'm familiar with styles and what they do (setting a common font, font size, colour etc) so that you can alter multiple areas of an HTML page all at once without having to manually go in and enter all the tags within the code by hand. I have no practical experience of using them other than the practise exercises within one of the books I have.
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I use a bit of style pages (css) but am more likely to use a combination of html and inline styles than I am to use a style sheet. CSS can be powerful stuff, so we should probably play with it a bit. Inline style is very similar to just straight HTML so that might be easier to understand at first, but in reality style sheets and inline are both the same animal for the most part.
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Scripting is completely new to me - I've got no scripting experience whatsoever I'm afraid (God this is the worst CV I've ever written  ) |
Cool, programming is what I know best and eventhough you could do a tgp with a lot of straight html with ssi calls, it will be more fun if we throw in a little php. Also would let us have a submission page and a little database if we want.
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Originally Posted by domtheboy
Joking aside, I think it would probably be best to plan across a couple of weeks doing small segments as we go. I'd also add that one thing I have in my favour is that I do pick new stuff up quickly so I'm pretty confident that I can go from unseeded amateur to pro pretty quickly
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Confidence helps
Ok, across a couple of weeks sounds like a plan to me