Web designer needed!

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Hi all..hope this is the right section..I recently done a lot of photos for a guy who wants a website designing and built..He has had someone making a start on it until now but the guy doing it seems incapable of taking on board suggestions and ideas from the customer and has all but refused to do things as the client wants. The guy breeds reptiles and has a very very unique collection and wants a website to reflect the quality of his animals and is willing to pay good money for the right site and design..if anyone on here could recommend someone it would be much appreciated and happy to put you in touch..feel free to pm me or reply here..:thumbs:
 
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Its a shame, I usually contribute incredibly to the forums I participate in. Unfortunatally my first post here was no different to the few posts above it. But I can see your point about my first post and live with that

So what is your point about tables? This code below is from the very page I am typing on - a div in a table. Do you shoot RAW or JPEG, drive a Manual or Automatic. It is a futile debate, that has stupidly entrenched opinions on both sides, with no real true correct answer

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I am from the right tool for the job camp. I sometimes use DIV's, I sometimes use tables. But hey dont take my word for it: I googled div's vs tables, and found this on page 1
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=49097
And it looks like the coding community is basicaly on the whole with me

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Which community is that? 2000 or 2008?

Tables are for showing structured data, like a discussion board or a spreadsheet. You should know that. People on that thread you linked too seem to agree with that. But that depends on which generation of web developer you are ;)

The difference between the two is that one encourages extensibility and future proofing of a web site and the ability to change a sites design and structure with minimal effort. The other is rigid, created for showing static or dynamic data whose visual structure doesn't change.

Also, if you're going to post on a forum solely for selling yourself expect to get challenged :)
 
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