Got my website up!
04-30-2009, 11:14 PM
#1
Got my website up! Well... after many many many revisions, and still currently finishing some things here and there... I've gotten about 75% of my new website up. Let me know what you guys think...
I should have my reel/work up in the next 6 weeks... also hopefully I'll be graduating about then as well...
www.wesvfx.com
I should have my reel/work up in the next 6 weeks... also hopefully I'll be graduating about then as well...
www.wesvfx.com
Last edited by Soul TKR; 05-01-2009 at 05:48 PM.
05-01-2009, 01:46 AM
#3
no... wasn't a class I took. But it's sort of something we have to know from time to time in the field i'm in... I can "design" a website, no problem... it's making it functional and making all the buttons actually work that's giving me the problems
I've had some help with this one luckily...
05-01-2009, 11:51 AM
#4
Launching!
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Dude, you have a good eye for design! It almost makes up for the chin-strap beard! 
Haha, I kid. Seriously though, you might want to think about making your text actual HTML text, rather than embedded in the photoshop file. It's industry standard and it's good for search engines. Google would have a hard time finding your site as-is. Hit me up, I might have time to lend a hand.
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Haha, I kid. Seriously though, you might want to think about making your text actual HTML text, rather than embedded in the photoshop file. It's industry standard and it's good for search engines. Google would have a hard time finding your site as-is. Hit me up, I might have time to lend a hand.
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05-01-2009, 03:58 PM
#5
Dude, you have a good eye for design! It almost makes up for the chin-strap beard!
Haha, I kid. Seriously though, you might want to think about making your text actual HTML text, rather than embedded in the photoshop file. It's industry standard and it's good for search engines. Google would have a hard time finding your site as-is. Hit me up, I might have time to lend a hand.
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Haha, I kid. Seriously though, you might want to think about making your text actual HTML text, rather than embedded in the photoshop file. It's industry standard and it's good for search engines. Google would have a hard time finding your site as-is. Hit me up, I might have time to lend a hand.
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I put a ****-ton of "tags" on the page... for locating it through google. They aren't really working as of yet, but I was told that's because it's a new site and google works off of a "popularity" type thing so, after a while the tags should start to work once more and more people start visiting the site.
as far as the beard... I have no jaw line!!!!
so i gotta fabricate one
05-01-2009, 10:12 PM
#6
Nice. Only thing I would change is to make the text on the front page easier to read like your resume page.
X2 on what brandotron said. Not only for search engines but also to make it easier on you when it needs changing. Otherwise you'll be searching around for that photoshop file.
X2 on what brandotron said. Not only for search engines but also to make it easier on you when it needs changing. Otherwise you'll be searching around for that photoshop file.
