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Michelle Celio

24-02-2007, 18:38

I've never actually posted that we have a team site, even though I've sent links out to it before. After a long talk with my web team, we've decided to finally post it for everyone to see. Please keep in mind the Spanish section is NOT finished due to our school blocking our login pages.

Http://www.team1065.com

Comments? Suggestions? Feedback?

It's all appreciated!

Oh...please sign the guestbook!

Knippschild

24-02-2007, 19:02

That website looks really well done

That's a really cool to add multilingual support :)

You do have some HTML errors that.. for full (or optimal, at least) compatibility you should fix.

For example, your link to your spanish version has <a href="...." alt="text here">. anchors do not have support for alt.. but if you are looking for mouse over text, you should use

title="the text here"

in the anchor code. Secondly, the use of <center> has been depreciated over the years. You really should use <div align="center"> </div> or something like that.

For a full list of errors, clicky! (http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.team1065.com)

If you ever need ANY help... one thing you shouldn't do is hesitate to ask :)

Good luck,
Jonathan

Edit:Whoa, major Freudian slip up there. it should be title="" not name="". My bad.

Alexa Stott

24-02-2007, 19:36

Sweet website.

It's neat how you are working on getting it in 2 languages.

fimmel

24-02-2007, 19:45

looks good. i like the clean layout that is easy to navigate.

/forest

pheadxdll

24-02-2007, 21:51

Good website. Now comes the criticism:

I like how you just sorta end your website without a body or html tag.
<img src="http://www.team1065.com/pics/teamsmall.JPG" alt="team picture">
</center> (the end)
Just tack on some ending html tags and you'll be fine.

Didn't your mommy ever tell you you're not supposed to use tables to layout your site? :) There's really no need for the huge amount of tables on your site. I also love the table within a table. :P

I'm not trying to be mean I'm just in a really sarcastic mood. I couldn't find anything wrong with the front-end of your site so had to make fun of your code. You've got an amazing amount of content. Being multi-lingual is something alot of team websites lack (including me). Is it computer translated or human generated? Good luck with your website.

Michelle Celio

24-02-2007, 21:56

Didn't your mommy ever tell you you're not supposed to use tables to layout your site? :) There's really no need for the huge amount of tables on your site. I also love the table within a table. :P
I only use tables on the navigation bar, mentors page and sponsors page. Otherwise it's all DIVs and CSS

I'm not trying to be mean I'm just in a really sarcastic mood. I couldn't find anything wrong with the front-end of your site so had to make fun of your code. You've got an amazing amount of content. Being multi-lingual is something alot of team websites lack (including me). Is it computer translated or human generated? Good luck with your website.

It's human translated, that's why it's not 100% done yet.

Also, I'll look into about closing off those tags.

fimmel

24-02-2007, 22:30

Good website. Now comes the criticism:

I like how you just sorta end your website without a body or html tag.
<img src="http://www.team1065.com/pics/teamsmall.JPG" alt="team picture">
</center> (the end)Just tack on some ending html tags and you'll be fine.

Didn't your mommy ever tell you you're not supposed to use tables to layout your site? :) There's really no need for the huge amount of tables on your site. I also love the table within a table. :P

I'm not trying to be mean I'm just in a really sarcastic mood. I couldn't find anything wrong with the front-end of your site so had to make fun of your code. You've got an amazing amount of content. Being multi-lingual is something alot of team websites lack (including me). Is it computer translated or human generated? Good luck with your website.

if you don't like tables i wouldn't look at my site's (http://www.thegreenteam885.org) source code.:rolleyes:......it has like 5 nested tables......btw im going to redo the site this summer with css but i needed to get it done quick so i used tables.
/forest

pheadxdll

24-02-2007, 23:34

You two guys above me should read this:

http://www.hotdesign.com/seybold/06problems.html :)

Anyway both your sites look great. I'll shut up now :X

rachal

25-02-2007, 18:05

Looks very nice. I thought it was a pretty cool coincidence that our president's name is Tatsu =)

Mari

25-02-2007, 19:26

So, I'm happy to announce that I'm almost done with translating the website to spanish.

When michelle ask me if I wanted to translate the website, I almost died, it was like an early christmas present. ^_^

Ricky2443

28-02-2007, 22:30

Didn't your mommy ever tell you you're not supposed to use tables to layout your site? :) There's really no need for the huge amount of tables on your site. I also love the table within a table. :P

Ok, so your wrong. There is nothing wrong with using tables in a web site. Actually they are actually a very powerful tool in laying out your site. When used in unison with CSS ( you can combine the two ) they can display data in very creative AND SIMPLE TO MANAGE ways. Instead of messing around with a DIV within a DIV within a DIV and their float values and margins you have one table and that it. And as far as what people call accessibility, it makes no difference if you are using pure tables, pure CSS, or both, they will all validate if you code them right, and you should code them right. So in conclusion, you just got based, that is all.

pheadxdll

02-03-2007, 16:40

Kristian Calhoun

09-03-2007, 23:04

Congratulations on winning the website award at the Florida Regional!

Great job translating the site into Spanish. I also like the new team logo/color scheme.

Keep up the good work!

Alexa Stott

09-03-2007, 23:46

Ditto what Kristian said.

Awesome work! :)

Gigaman2003

10-03-2007, 15:45

in the anchor code. Secondly, the use of <center> has been depreciated over the years. You really should use <div align="center"> </div> or something like that.

align is also depreciated. the correct way to do this is to set the left to 50% then use a negative margin set to half the width of the div.

just a web standards update :D

Gigaman2003

10-03-2007, 15:51

Ok, so your wrong. There is nothing wrong with using tables in a web site. Actually they are actually a very powerful tool in laying out your site. When used in unison with CSS ( you can combine the two ) they can display data in very creative AND SIMPLE TO MANAGE ways. Instead of messing around with a DIV within a DIV within a DIV and their float values and margins you have one table and that it. And as far as what people call accessibility, it makes no difference if you are using pure tables, pure CSS, or both, they will all validate if you code them right, and you should code them right. So in conclusion, you just got based, that is all.
actually, you're terribly wrong here.

1. the w3c explicitly states in the xhtml definition that tables should not be used for layout.
2. tables render screen readers useless, and make your site a pain in the butt for blind people to read. they will hear something like 'table with three columns and two rows. table with two columns and five rows. link. graphic. new row. graphic 'header'. ....
3. tables are meant to be used for tabular data like spreadsheets, timetables, and calendars.
4. table based websites take far longer to change than css-based websites because they are so rigidly structured.
5. you show absolutely no skill at web design if you have to use tables for your layout, and then argue that tables are meant to do that. thats like using framesets to design your site, totally last decade. You can achieve all of that with css.