Team 1710's new website!!!

[FRC1710]

Hey Guys!
Team 1710 wanted to share our new website. Our website is made by team members with some help from a couple mentors. We have a special program at our school that teaches website design. So... Here it is.

http://ravonics.net/2009/

It's not completely done yet. There is still some tweaking to be done. But let us know what you think!

[Gary.C]

Nice site there. You could add a gallery section before submission but that is a lot of work to do within a short time frame. Whenever you have FIRST make sure to italicize it because they are pretty picky. I don't think the ® is necessary after FIRST. Wow really nice site, and there's about nothing else that I can think of that needs to be added.

[FRC1710]

Thanks for the tip Chi. We fixed it and we are on our way to finishing the site. Tomorrow is our deadline and we are pumped for this year's site.

[Schnabel]

I must admit, that is the most professional FIRST site I have seen yet. I wish I knew what I was doing with the website so I could've redesigned ours. lol I really like the pictures in the background, had to keep refreshing to see them all.

[brianc217]

really nice site..professional quality. it just makes me ask what program do you use and how do you do it?

[FRC1710]

Wow thanks, this year I made it with no previous knowledge of programming. There is a great mentor on our team, Mr. B, who has been around since the start and he has helped me and spoon fed me through the basics and eventually all the tough nitty gritty stuff which led up to the development of the site.

Schnabel - At the bottom there are left and right buttons that will switch through all the pictures, though now that you mention it we should label those.

Brian- the site was made in CF(ColdFusion) If you want there is an about the site under the Team section we updated today http://ravonics.net/2009/team/about/

If anyone has criticisms, even the smallest thing, please point it out. Website has been an area we've tried to keep up in and it'll help greatly to hear something from another point of view.

-Nat (Webmaster)

[Gary.C]

Now that is a professional quality website. Good Job