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Building Websites This section covers all aspects of publishing, developing and maintaining websites. Topics include: website design, graphic design, website programming, web hosting, website marketing (SEO, link exchange, publicity, advertising), monetization & etc.

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Old 04-22-2006, 12:52 PM
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Default Template vs. Fully Coded
What do you prefer? Would you rather make a website from scratch, no images, just coding work?

Or would you rather open up Photoshop, design your site and slice it up into a bunch of images?

I prefer creating a template in Photoshop then slicing it. Designing my own template allows me to be as creative as I'd like to be, and the end result will be fully customizeable.
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