Critque and help with a broken link??

[westsidesally]

For the life of me, I cannot figure out why the link to "wedding cakes"
isn't working?? Maybe I'm exhausted, but if anyone is willing to take a
look at this web site and let me know, I'll be so greatful!!

Also, any and all critques would be very helpful. I'm 100% novice
here, so I'll take what I can get.

By the way, the pictures are just thrown in there until I can get
copies of the real thing...so ignore for now, I just needed to know
what it would look like.


Thanks so much,
-Sally

 

[sally jo]

HA ha ha, it just dawned on me that you might need a link to check it
out

cc.usu.edu/~cassia/index.html


thanks!

 

[Andy Dingley]

HA ha ha, it just dawned on me that you might need a link to check it
out

You wouldn't believe how many people don't post that...

cc.usu.edu/~cassia/index.html

Your link appears to be valid and to point to here
http://cc.usu.edu/~cassia/cakes.html

This returns a 404 error, suggesting there simply isn't a page at that
location. Check spelling and case-sensitivity. Then see if you can load
that page at all (i.e. without using a link to it, just type the page
URL into the browser's address bar).

I'm unimpressed by the HTML to be honest. It's years out of date in
coding style and it's making you work too hard to get what you want.
Read a decent newish book (try Head First HTML & CSS) and see what
you've been missing.

 

[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Olli_M=E4ntyranta?=]

For the life of me, I cannot figure out why the link to "wedding cakes"
isn't working?? Maybe I'm exhausted, but if anyone is willing to take a
look at this web site and let me know, I'll be so greatful!!

Also, any and all critques would be very helpful. I'm 100% novice
here, so I'll take what I can get.

By the way, the pictures are just thrown in there until I can get
copies of the real thing...so ignore for now, I just needed to know
what it would look like.


Thanks so much,
-Sally

Your pages look really nice. I like this simple look and feel in them.

However, when adding images, you should scale them in final size in
photoshop, or whatever software you are using instead. Don't scale them
by using 'height' and 'width' attributes in <img> -tag. If you use
properly sized images, user does not have to download so large file to
see a small picture.

Olli

 

[sally jo]

The link works for me.. I quite like the nice simple layout, even
though the code is older.

You should always put a doctype in your pages - I suggest you make it
HTML strict as there are only nine errors to correct:

http://tinyurl.com/yguxct

That's awesome! Thanks for the site and the help!

 

[edgy]

HA ha ha, it just dawned on me that you might need a link to check it
out

cc.usu.edu/~cassia/index.html


thanks!

The link works for me.. I quite like the nice simple layout, even
though the code is older.

You should always put a doctype in your pages - I suggest you make it
HTML strict as there are only nine errors to correct:

http://tinyurl.com/yguxct

also, it is a really good idea to follow the other guy's advice about
scaling down your picture sizes, as they will load reeaallly slow for
the people on dialup.

 

[dorayme]

That's awesome! Thanks for the site and the help!

It's awesome? How does it compare with, say, the Taj Mahal, the
Sydney Opera House, 9/11?