New DannyStewart.com main page

Danny Stewart · #1 May 3, 2009, 10:44 PM

The DannyStewart.com main page has finally received a much-needed overhaul. I wrote the new site from scratch using proper XHTML and CSS, and I made myself a proper WordPress blog to go along with the new site (including the arduous process of making it match the appearance of the new site). I'm pleased with the result, and I hope you agree it turned out well. With all this, I also have an HTML framework for the future, so I'll be able to redesign the CSS-based visuals without rewriting the entire site. This has been something Iâ€™ve been meaning to do for quite a while so I'm glad to have finally done it. Enjoy!

http://www.dannystewart.com

Recurring Villain · #2 May 4, 2009, 2:12 AM

needs more animated gifs

Danny Stewart · #3 May 4, 2009, 4:55 AM

Originally Posted by Recurring Villain

needs more animated gifs

Working on it, bro. Coming in 2.0.

Recurring Villain · #4 May 4, 2009, 9:55 AM

dont forget a guest book

Ben Dawson · #5 May 4, 2009, 2:55 PM

Normally I dislike dark colours, but in this case, it makes everything look clean, managable and professional... Thumbs up.

Ross Hendrie · #6 May 4, 2009, 4:35 PM

If you're using Internet Explorer, I don't even want you here. Shoo.

Harsh... if true.

Recurring Villain · #7 May 5, 2009, 2:31 AM

He should code the page to redirect people to get Firefox or Chrome. Unless you're making a mass market website I think everyone should do that these days.

That way you can do all this fancy shit in your page and don't have to worry about IE faggots not being able to view the page properly.

Danny Stewart · #8 May 5, 2009, 7:36 AM

Originally Posted by Ben Dawson

Normally I dislike dark colours, but in this case, it makes everything look clean, managable and professional... Thumbs up.

Thank you.

Originally Posted by Ross Hendrie

Harsh... if true.

True, if true.

Originally Posted by Recurring Villain

He should code the page to redirect people to get Firefox or Chrome. Unless you're making a mass market website I think everyone should do that these days.

That way you can do all this fancy shit in your page and don't have to worry about IE faggots not being able to view the page properly.

Completely agreed. There's this great bit of code I found once that displays a splash page if you're on IE and redirects you to Firefox and doesn't let you browse the page until you're using a real browser.