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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	I don't think it would be too difficult to re-create that logo again either. You shouldn't really rely on scanned or second hand imagery for stuff like this. Ask your client for the original logo files. I too would argue the use of a table for the News & Events section. I see a total of two elements per item. Something as simple as <div id="newsItem"><hx>date</hx> <p>content</p></div> should suffice. Float the date heading to the left and all will be sweet. As for the photography, there are numerious stock photography websites around that provide cost free and royalty free images. You probably won't find something as relevent as taking some photos yourself, but I'm sure you'd be able to find something of use. It rendered perfectly in Opera 7. Opera 6 is a little wacky - some obvious padding & margin mishaps here and there but nothing that'd render the page un-usable. Netscape 4 on the other hand is all bad news. Perhaps you should @import your CSS if you're relying on mostly CSS level 2 stuff to style your page. "I like cutting up into sections ... adds structure to the page." No, no it doesn't. It adds visual conflict, which translates into confusion for the end user. Keep things nice and simple and you'll do just fine. The content itself will provide the structure; all you need to do is make sure that structure is translated onto the screen in a clear and easily understood manor. "I don't need to sell the content or the site for that matter, as it will be relevant to the target audience" I don't understand that. Are you saying you don't need to design for the target audience because they have to use the website anyways? "An artistically challenged person trying to make something look nice" This is design, art has nothing to do with it ;). [small](Edited by [internallink=2879]Cameron[/internallink] on 08-11-2004 04:51)[/small] Loading...
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