Okay, I'm doing a school project with my brother and a friend of ours, and we have to make a website, and we get extra credit if we can make AND code a splash page, but we haven't learned how to code yet, hence why we get extra credit... So far, I've completed the layout of the splash page, and I'm curious as too whether it would be hard for a person like me, who's never coded before... Here's what the splash looks like: http://i411.photobucket.com/albums/pp198/m.../splashcopy.jpg All I really need to know if that would be hard for a beginner like me to code by myself? Thank you, guys! I really appreciate some feedback.
Doesn't seem that hard. The background you can split to one image (horizontally of 1 pixel) and have it repeat so that won't take much loading time. The image in the middle is something you'll have to slice up in photoshop I suppose or you could do it in Css as well but that seems a bit trickier. My advice to you is to simply read up on the internet on coding, there are plenty of sites that have tutorials which will guide you through the initial steps of coding (both html and css)
Thanks Penguin. I'll get up on my reading. edit: which do you think would be better, HTML or CCS? because the free template I downloaded is CSS, I believe...
If they don't care about super clean coding just download N|vu. It's a WYSIWYG coding program so it's pretty darn easy to use(if not just look for tutorials). It can only code HTML but I didn't hear you asking for a specific type of coding, so I don't imagine it mattering that much.
