Here's mine. Needs to be updated.
I definitely think Apple has created something great here.
http://web.mac.com/richhiggins
I definitely think Apple has created something great here.
http://web.mac.com/richhiggins
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Let's see your sites made with iWeb
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Here is mine!
http://www.chottomatteo.com
I know it's in Italian... but I'd appreciate any comments on the looks of it (don't be to hard on me!!
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http://www.chottomatteo.com
I know it's in Italian... but I'd appreciate any comments on the looks of it (don't be to hard on me!!
)DVD's and some personal stuff
http://www.SpecialEdition.me.uk
It's a little slow to load but I hope you enjoy it.
My DVD collection and website were featured in a DVD Magazine (DVD Review) here in the UK!
http://www.SpecialEdition.me.uk
It's a little slow to load but I hope you enjoy it.
My DVD collection and website were featured in a DVD Magazine (DVD Review) here in the UK!
I did mention it earlier in the thread, but it's been completely redesigned now (still iWeb though!)
www.templescene.com
www.templescene.com
www.thehighkings.ca
Here's the site i designed and maintain for the band...
www.thehighkings.ca
Looking to set up a mailist list ...can anyone help me ...point me in the right direction?
Here's the site i designed and maintain for the band...
www.thehighkings.ca
Looking to set up a mailist list ...can anyone help me ...point me in the right direction?
Here's the site I designed from my church.
www.mfcnonline.org
We use the big and little blocks on the main page to feature different pages, other sites or events going on. The big main block is usually just for pictures with Bible verses on them. Or anything that's just happened like a special speaker or Vacation Bible School video, etc. The smaller blocks underneath do mainly the same thing but for less important items, ones that are older/passed or any of our other pages.
Right now the overall church's centennial is coming up so we're featuring it until it's over in October.
I use Keynote to design the blocks and then just drag them over into the iWeb blocks.
If you have any comments let me know I'd love to hear them.
( http://www.mfcnonline.org/mfcn/Video_Albums/Video_Albums.html this page doesn't fit on the navigation right now so here's the link. I made those videos too.)
www.mfcnonline.org
We use the big and little blocks on the main page to feature different pages, other sites or events going on. The big main block is usually just for pictures with Bible verses on them. Or anything that's just happened like a special speaker or Vacation Bible School video, etc. The smaller blocks underneath do mainly the same thing but for less important items, ones that are older/passed or any of our other pages.
Right now the overall church's centennial is coming up so we're featuring it until it's over in October.
I use Keynote to design the blocks and then just drag them over into the iWeb blocks.
If you have any comments let me know I'd love to hear them.
( http://www.mfcnonline.org/mfcn/Video_Albums/Video_Albums.html this page doesn't fit on the navigation right now so here's the link. I made those videos too.)
Here's mine: http://www.brandongomez.com
I'm just goofing around with iweb at the moment and trying to learn new things. I'm trying to figure out some ways to make it look cool and not so much like the template.
I'm just goofing around with iweb at the moment and trying to learn new things. I'm trying to figure out some ways to make it look cool and not so much like the template.
Here's mine!
http://web.me.com/somhairle
I'll be getting my own domain soon.
Anyone know how to have the Blog Archive link in the menu bar at the top without manually putting it in using a text box?
Let me know what u think of the design etc. I think it's a bit messy.
http://web.me.com/somhairle
I'll be getting my own domain soon.
Anyone know how to have the Blog Archive link in the menu bar at the top without manually putting it in using a text box?
Let me know what u think of the design etc. I think it's a bit messy.
Please post suggestions and comments on how to improve my site.
http://web.me.com/chandfull1/Travel_Fitness/Home.html
http://web.me.com/chandfull1/Travel_Fitness/Home.html
theartofmac.com
Here's mine. I just made it in iWeb, because my site is all about Mac and art (video, audio, pics). That's also why there's no ads. It's a simple design that aims to highlight the artist and art over site design. Helpful ideas and comments appreciated. http://www.theartofmac.com
Here's mine. I just made it in iWeb, because my site is all about Mac and art (video, audio, pics). That's also why there's no ads. It's a simple design that aims to highlight the artist and art over site design. Helpful ideas and comments appreciated. http://www.theartofmac.com
Wow, impressive design! The button under password is getting cut off btw.
I'd appreciate any comments on mine, http://www.theartofmac.com
http://www.jackjones.me.uk/
It needs some updating and the images to be optimized but otherwise i'm fairly proud of it.
It needs some updating and the images to be optimized but otherwise i'm fairly proud of it.
Here's my photography site
www.candidsbydani.com
Let me know what you think! Also, if anyone knows how to add a shopping cart, I would love to know!
Thanks!
-D
www.candidsbydani.com
Let me know what you think! Also, if anyone knows how to add a shopping cart, I would love to know!
Thanks!
-D
Here's My 3 Sites...
I currently have 3 sites up right now. Two are for my friends ATV business and Mud Bog hobby. The other is for his mother's salon. I host all the sites on Go Daddy (Linux servers) and everything works great. My FTP client is Transmit 3.6.
http://www.trickracing1.com
http://www.molallamudbog.com
http://www.facerealities.com
FYI: Safari renders these sites perfectly and Explorer mangles the heck out of 'em.
I currently have 3 sites up right now. Two are for my friends ATV business and Mud Bog hobby. The other is for his mother's salon. I host all the sites on Go Daddy (Linux servers) and everything works great. My FTP client is Transmit 3.6.
http://www.trickracing1.com
http://www.molallamudbog.com
http://www.facerealities.com
FYI: Safari renders these sites perfectly and Explorer mangles the heck out of 'em.
Well I am not surprised IE mangles things perhaps we will convince the world to use something else but let's not count on it.
I really like the banner on that site if you don't mind my asking what did you use to make it.
Thanks for sharing.
I almost forgot the power of taking a LOT of pictures! My hat's off to you brother. I think I looked at every picture and get a real sense of your life (well...externally anyway). It's all about the content. Great job.
Steve
steverobertsphotography.com
Steve
steverobertsphotography.com
Out of practice, and due to quickness, I created my new freelance design website on iWeb.
Trying to keep it simple, and only emphasizing what needed to be emphasized, by all means check it out if you have the time ...
www.RFlyGD.com
Trying to keep it simple, and only emphasizing what needed to be emphasized, by all means check it out if you have the time ...
www.RFlyGD.com
Wow, that's really nice!
May I ask how on earth your site loads so quick? I know the layout I wish to use for mine, and can sacrifice the background picture/whatever but want the same layout and images I have used, however it loads so painfully slow.
Is there anything that you could recommend?
My site (under construction) www.rewardguide.co.uk
Hey,
Thanks Delude, glad you like it. It's always good to hear people like a layout when you've spent quite a lot of your time perfecting.
As for it loading quickly, RFlyGD currently uses a dynamic background image which is told to stretch to the given width of the user's browser window.
Entertaining this method, instead of using a physical background image, the site only has to load a small image, and then tile it to fill the background.
Much faster than piecing together (and slicing up) your own background in Photoshop or something similar, using separate smaller images.
The main graphical layout is just a huge image which has been sliced up in Photoshop, re-pieced together in iWeb, and centered using margins.
I've had a look at your site, and you'll be glad it know there wasn't an overly long wait for the content to load.
Another tip I can give you and everyone else thinking about web design is to save sliced images 'For Web'.
I cant begin to tell you the amount of people I've seen who use the highest setting a format like .Jpeg offers, to save their sliced images in.
This just results in the images taking forever to load. It's a common mistake, but one which can easily be resolved.
After saying this, you may not be using sliced imagery, or Photoshop, and it may be to do entirely with the code,
which I'm no expert at myself just yet.
Anyway, I hope this helps you a little bit.
R-Fly
I like your blog and photos; both sections of your site are really well assembled. I particularly like your writing style, casual but obeying the rules, save for capitals.
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