I made a site for great band of my friend

[†_Aragorth_†]

Hey guys,

let me show you my latest webdesign project and introduce you melodic black/death band made by my friends.

http://www.magusnoctum.com

They're called Magus Noctum, some of you maybe know them already. In March they will release their second album. You can also listen to few samples from both of their albums on their site.

what do you guys think of them...and about the site? I became their webmaster, too. :Spin:

Thanks, see ya!

Marko

 

[xenophobe]

The site looks really good.

The menu font is a bit overused these days... but other than that... a nice pro job...

Any reason in particular why you went with the frames though? Easier to update?

 

[†_Aragorth_†]

The site looks really good.

The menu font is a bit overused these days... but other than that... a nice pro job...

Any reason in particular why you went with the frames though? Easier to update?

Thanks, man!

That font is overused yes, but they will use it on their booklet, so I did something in common with new album.
As you can see, site is actually stable, just in the middle is "iframe" tag, to better navigation and spare of place. And as you said, its much easier to update.

 

[stormy]

really kewl site

 

[rotten_doll]

thats a really cool website... i like the colors
keep doing the great job

 

[xenophobe]

Thanks, man!

That font is overused yes, but they will use it on their booklet, so I did something in common with new album.
As you can see, site is actually stable, just in the middle is "iframe" tag, to better navigation and spare of place. And as you said, its much easier to update.

Ah, I figured as much with the font.

I actually read that in HTML 4.1 you can call another page from within a page, making the "iframe" pointless, using it more like DHTML... and eliminating the need for SQL or coldfusion or similar products for simple stuff that doesn't really need to be dynamic, but keeping it seperated so updating is easy. I need to get an updated book on it so I can learn to script up to 4.1 standards (still stuck on 3.x)... but it looked rather easy, and would be a cleaner layout, just fyi.

I was just doing some research for the Member's picture page... I'm going to revamp it so I don't need to use frames.

I was also going to code some DHTML for my website when I do it, but I found some rather good gallery software that resizes thumbnails and can do three levels of image sizing depending on how the user wants to view the picture, on the fly, but it does require PHP being enabled... but it's completely free! Here's the link if anyone is interested:

HTTP://gallery.sourceforge.net

 

[SculptedCold]

whoa! most overused font in metal! nice one =)

great site. it's really SMALL though, but apart from that it's very well done.

 

[†_Aragorth_†]

@xeno: I am learning all (html & css) this stuff in this site, maybe you know it: http://www.w3schools.com/.

and I know for another really nice gallery, its completelly free and really easy to editing all in it, etc. if anyone is interested, too:

http://coppermine.sourceforge.net/

 

[xenophobe]

That looks to be a nice site, but I like having a paper text for learning. It suits me best. The Que (brand) books are the ones I seem to like the best. They go first into each tag, then the syntax, and how all the modifiers come into play... very nice, althought he 4.1 edition is 700 pages, the 3.1 version I have is 600 (without indexes and stuff).

Ah, that photogallery software needs SQL too. I think I'll stick with using gallery.

It's great how many free projects sourforge hosts.