Over the weekend I have been approached by a guy named Gavin Williams, he asked me if I would him a website for his upcoming company called USB Kings, that sells Custom USB Sticks and Devices. I quickly agreed and have dicussed a price of £50 for the design of the website. I have drawn up a design plan of the main template, and will draw up more designs once the main brief has been sent to me. I will upload a scan of the design when I have the chance, so you can see the development stages of the website, that I am designing.
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Over the last couple of hours, I have built up the template the website, you can view the template just below. I did this by using my knowledge in HTML and CSS, to create the main styling and sizing of the images.
As you can see I have gone with the colour theme of the logo, but at the same time tried to keep a professional air about the whole concept. Below are some screenshots of the HTML and CSS code I used to create the website as it currently stands.
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Over the last couple of hours, I have built up the template the website, you can view the template just below. I did this by using my knowledge in HTML and CSS, to create the main styling and sizing of the images.
As you can see I have gone with the colour theme of the logo, but at the same time tried to keep a professional air about the whole concept. Below are some screenshots of the HTML and CSS code I used to create the website as it currently stands.
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| This CSS stylesheet styles the site, and organises it, in order to make it run and look correct to the end user. |
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| The HTML is the glue that holds the site together, and it is used along CSS to build and render the website to the end user. |
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