Latest website by Blue Horizon Design
Paulagraphy
Content managed photography portfolio and showcase website
Latest website by Blue Horizon Design
Paulagraphy
Content managed photography portfolio and showcase website
Many websites are created using tables to structure where everything is positioned. We design websites using DIV's and CSS which completely removes the formatting and structuring away from the HTML and into the control of CSS. This makes them faster, simpler and more efficient.
We create our websites to work at optimum standards in the followings browsers:
PC
Internet Explorer 5.5+
Mozilla Firefox 1+
NetScape Navigator 7+
Opera 7+
Macintosh
Safari 1+
Mozilla Firefox 1+
As a result they are optimised to work in the dozens of subsidiary browsers designed for Linux, Unix and other operating systems operating systems (Konquerer, Kamino ETC).
In addition to working on almost all browsers, our websites are also optimised to work on other kinds of website readers including handheld devices, mobile phones and alternate browsers for people with impaired vision or total blindness (text only browsers, speech synthesisers ETC).
For more information on how we accomplish this, please view our accessibility page.
Cascading Style Sheets are incredibly powerful for formatting web pages. They have been designed to remove formatting from within HTML in order to restore its original purpose. To display information.
PHP is a server side scripting language similar to ASP, but is easier to implement and functions across many platforms.
MySQL is the database of choice for open source web developers and using PHP it can be instrumental in creating powerful database driven websites.
JavaScript is a powerful client side scripting language which can be used to enhance the look, feel and functionality of web pages.
XHTML is the next evolution of HTML. Combining the power of HTML 4.0 as well as the discipline and structure of XML. We design our websites to be compliant with the XHTML 1.1 standard set down by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium).