- From: Lou King <lking@knob.com>
- Date: Tue, 06 Oct 2009 09:31:49 -0500
- To: www-validator@w3.org
I need some advice/guidance about design tools. For reference I'm a "mossback" software type. My first "hello world" program was saved on paper tape for a computer with drum memory - And it was state of the art. I have upgraded my hardware sense then, grudgingly using windows OS. I have been using/supporting W3 online validators for my web page which is an example <http://www.knob.com> of where I am on web design. I've been using Adobe PhotoShop to create some photo elements to past into my granddaughter's web page. My problem: I'm working with a non-profit and made suggestions about how they could improve their web pages <http://www.atheatregroup.org/> which are out of date among other things. Their relationship with the developer is "not ideal." I think the answer is about to be 'OK, your so smart, fix it.' As you can see the current pages has been developed with Adobe GoLive and Front Page. I feel I will need to provide an order more glitz than what I have been doing. On the other hand the town does not have fiber optic. Lots of folks use a town wide WiFi vis DSL. One of the board members has dial-up. I mention this as a guide for the upper limit on bandwidth. (When I go to Silverton for the summer, I take a VSAT.) Suggestions? tools? books? guidance? Thanks. Lou
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