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[edit] Branham,Jeffery
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/b/brajef25
Comments: Check out the materials from last week's class: Web Development Workshop Series
[edit] Dawe,Julian
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/d/dawjul29
Template: http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2758
Comments: a:hover text in footer area is set to black, same as your background color, so the link appears to disappear.
[edit] Erlandson,Bryce
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/e/erlbry20
Template:http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2811
Comments: This design is really fun. Be careful about what you set your matte color to when creating transparent gif files. Notice the white halo or aliasing around your images, matching your matte color to the background color when using photoshop's save for web will fix this.
[edit] Fox,Colin
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/f/foxcol06
Template: http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2661
Comments: You've got the template up now it's time to make some changes. As this site is not going to be a blog you may consider removing some of the classic blog-like elements like multiple entries on the front page, search functionality, link to archives, etc.
[edit] Gregg,Katharine
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/g/grekat19
Template: http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/3698
Comments: It's starting to come together. You've still got some work on linking up all the pages in your site. Also, don't forget to change the title field in your pages, they still say "Cloudy Water Sport Template".
Be careful of using Dreamweaver's built-in properties bar or page properties. You have a linked style sheet as well as page specific embedded styles. Unless you're doing this for a reason your css setup is unnecessarily complex. An easy fix is to copy and paste the page styles (everything between the <style> tags in the head of your document) into your external style sheet.
[edit] O'Dell,Giles
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/o/odegil19
Comments:Check out the materials from last week's class: Web Development Workshop Series
[edit] Peters Gilmore,Amanda
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/p/petama13
Template:http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2811
Comments: Nice customizations to the this template! One place for improvement would be in your choice of text color. They do not have enough contrast with the background color's they're on and make readability challenging. Dark backgrounds need light text and vice versa. Also, work on getting all of your pages linked up properly and don't forget to change the title field in your pages.
[edit] Ritsema,Jennifer
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/r/ritjen05
Template:http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2811
Comments: Good start. Work on making all the pages in your site and getting things linked up. Also think about how you can customize the template to make it your own. This is a popular template and easily recognizable.
[edit] Fitzgerald,Sean
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/f/fitsea19
Comments:Be careful of using Dreamweaver's built-in properties bar or page properties. You have a linked style sheet as well as page specific embedded styles. Unless you're doing this for a reason your css setup is unnecessarily complex.An easy fix is to copy and paste the page styles (everything between the <style> tags in the head of your document) into your external style sheet.
[edit] Jekel,Ben
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/j/jekben19
Comments: This appears to be the same site you did last year. Where are you hiding your current work?
[edit] Taylor,Justin
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/t/tayjus18
Comments: This looks like it's starting to come together for you. Continue to work on getting all of your pages linked up properly. Pay attention to your navigation bar. This should not change from page to page. Also, don't forget to change the title field in your pages. You have a linked style sheet as well as page specific embedded styles. Unless you're doing this for a reason your css setup is unnecessarily complex.An easy fix is to copy and paste the page styles (everything between the <style> tags in the head of your document) into your external style sheet.
[edit] Rothstein,Jesanna
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/r/rotjes22
Comments: You've made a lot of progress on this! Be careful about having text over images. One suggestion might be to set a backgound color on the text area with transparency. See http://w3schools.com/css/css_image_transparency.asp for an example of how to do this.
You have a linked style sheet as well as page specific embedded styles. Unless you're doing this for a reason your css setup is unnecessarily complex.An easy fix is to copy and paste the page styles (everything between the <style> tags in the head of your document) into your external styel sheet.
[edit] Turkington,Melissa
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/t/turmel25
Template: http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2281
Comments: I like the look of your choice in templates and you've already made some nice modifications. The down side is that in looking at the code of your template, this designer didn't know what they were doing. The html and css are not well separated. You can certainly continue to use this template, it's just going to be more challenging to modify.
[edit] Varner,Mandy
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/v/varman12
Comments: I like the hand rolled feel of this site. I would prefer if the secondary pages had a some stylisitc relationship to the home page. It would be cool if you could use the navigation you've developed on the home page throughout the site. Also, be careful, I noticed you've got 3 style sheets linked to your home page. This could get confusing!
[edit] Flickinger,Margaret
Site: http://academic.evergreen.edu/f/flimar13
Comments: Check out the materials from last week's class: Web Development Workshop Series
