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Hey, I know there are a few of you web-savvy folks out there (I'm looking your way, Spadrick). I have the responsibility of redesigning the web site for my education program http://www.rsabg.org/research/ which is currently unbelievably shitty and inaccurate.

I have a general idea of waht I want the flow to be like and what the overall design to be. I have minimal skills in HTML , Adobe Illustrator, and Dreamweaver so I intend to build images in Illustrator, cut em up and assemble them in Dreamweaver, adding buttons, etc.

Sound good? Am I being an idiot? Suggestions?
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simplicity goes a long way. Remember that.

I think one of the easiest ways to make a good looking website is to make a 2x2 table in the middle of the page.

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something like that. You'd have a banner in the top right, a nice little image in top left, a nav bar on bottem left, and content in bottem right. You'd have to use an iframe for best efficiency in the content box.
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Post by ville »

NEVER use tables for visual formatting like that.

CSS is the way to do it.

http://www.mezzoblue.com/zengarden/resources/
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