Ok I am going to start with Chapter 11 about Cascading Style Sheets, aka CSS Style. Which I loved learning to use CSS styles alot more then I liked learning about TABLES, Javascript and PHP. I believe CSS is much easier to use and to understand too. I like the fact out I am able to move things around and tight it can be without the using tables. Tables always leaved things broken or... what is the word I am looking for... Not sure, but I didn't like how it looks on the net. CSS is much more cleaner and smooth to look at it.
I got to re-read chapter 10, I forgot what that one is about.
OH YEAH! FAQs on a site! When you go into a site you want to go hunt for something your searching for right away. If you get lost on the first page and not sure what to do or where to go, no one is going stay along and end up going else where.
If I wasn't friends with these ladies; I would keep visiting there site. I even asked to redo it too, but they are not allow to let anyone touch it. Sad too; but when I first visit there site, I had a hard time searching when the classes started and the locations. I finally had to email them to get the info:
http://www.jeweledscarab.com/aboutus.html. I have always found
http://www.target.com/ sort of confusing to look at, I always go straight to the search option. I don't want to waste my time searching throughout the site when I just want to check something out. Metro is a site I get lost in ALL THE TIME!!
http://www.kingcounty.gov/ trying to see what bus is going where and what time, I normal give up lookm then call them for help or end up driving or getting a ride in where I got to go. Although Metro is very well inform when snow hits Seattle, it is all over the site where to go and what routes are not going.
