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"I PHP'd it in the PHP3 days when it wasn't really cool." Are you saying PHP is cool today?? ;) This is a tough issue to get around. I could list some ways
by gexla 16y ago
"I PHP'd it in the PHP3 days when it wasn't really cool."
Are you saying PHP is cool today?? ;)
This is a tough issue to get around. I could list some ways to get better a web design but it's probably a waste of your time to try it. Like with programming, a good eye for design comes with a lot of practice.
There was a post the other day about how someone used crowd sourcing sites to create a decent design, perhaps you could look into something like that.
Otherwise, on a very low budget you might just use freely available templates. Once the site starts paying it's own rent, then you could start looking into hiring someone to create a more unique / branded design.
- rufugee 16y agoHah...yeah, sorry. It wasn't really cool in the PHP3 days. PHP4 came along and suddenly, it was very cool. Then Rails came along and suddenly PHP as Brian from the Breakfast Club ;) Regarding templates, I'd love suggestions for decent ones that lend themselves to customization. The free ones out there seem to be chock full of images in a way that makes styling them to any thing else difficult. And, templates aside, I simply must get across this design chasm. I've crossed so many technical hurdles at this point. Thanks for your suggestion though.