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some background info: the school that i go to has this thing where we group up (groups of ~4) and create a business (decide what we want to offer etc.) in the group that i am in i'm responsible for hosting our website (in Windows Server 2012) and creating our Storefront page (in HTML)

 

i need help and tips with setting up/hosting my groups' website/storefront hosting in windows server 2012 etc

 

a few questions, is gimp a good tool for creating images to fit to the website? [keep in mind i`m still learning HTML]

 

i would appreciate any help you guys could offer

 

 

i`ll add to the post as more questions come to mind.

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i'm not sure where to post this so just tell me and i'll move it elsewhere

 

some background info: the school that i go to has this thing where we group up (groups of ~4) and create a business (decide what we want to offer etc.) in the group that i am in i'm responsible for hosting our website (in Windows Server 2012) and creating our Storefront page (in HTML)

 

i need help and tips with setting up/hosting my groups' website/storefront hosting in windows server 2012 etc

 

a few questions, is gimp a good tool for creating images to fit to the website? [keep in mind i`m still learning HTML]

 

i would appreciate any help you guys could offer

 

 

i`ll add to the post as more questions come to mind.

 

Alright well first of all gimp is pretty good at making images so if you are good with making said images then you should be fine.

 

If you could get more questions to me I'd be glad to help. Utilize the open source around you.

 

If you want to make it look really good get bootstrap and font awesome.

 

 

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so you're creating the template and css for the pages? thats the easy part :P

 

I would learn css along with html. 

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working on an HTML/CSS course on Code academy at the moment

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working on an HTML/CSS course on Code academy at the moment

Good place to start, really you probably do a HCI design but seeing as you are the client and the users you can just make it up :)

 

You'll to think about white space, flow of items (using different colour to pull people eye to a part of the site) and making sure colour compliment or contrast but don't clash.

 

Whitespace : http://blog.teamtreehouse.com/white-space-in-web-design-what-it-is-and-why-you-should-use-it

 

Flow of items give this a read : https://blog.kissmetrics.com/eye-tracking-studies/

 

Colour tool : http://www.sessions.edu/color-calculator

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any tips for how i should organise my code? like spacing, having multiple commands in one line etc

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any tips for how i should organise my code? like spacing, having multiple commands in one line etc

 

Just tab it

<html>  <body>    <div>      <p>some text</p>    </div>    <div>      <p>text text</p>    </div>  <body></html>

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