[thelist] FWD: Frames and tables

[Daniel J. Cody]

From: "Robert K. Hoenig" <hoenigrk25 at uww.edu>
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Subject: Frames and tables
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 18:53:14 -0500
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I am creating a site using Frames and Tables.  I would rather not use
frames
but for now I'm testing it out.  How can I get rid of the borders?  To
see
what I mean go to http://charlotte.uww.edu/adminaff/testpage/index.htm 
I
would like the colors to flow so it looks continuous.  If anyone can
give me
suggestions I would appreciate it.

thanks
Robert

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Robert K. Hoenig
Web Site Developer for
Administrative Affairs

University of Wisconsin - Whitewater
http://www.uww.edu/Adminaff/index.htm
(414) 472-5950
----- Original Message -----
From: Erika Meyer <erika at seastorm.com>
To: <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 5:45 PM
Subject: RE: [thelist] starting a website


> I forgot a couple of things.  Everyone who has a say in the final
> design should be involved in the planning process.  The "boss" should
> be discouraged from missing design meetings and then popping in with
> some kind of uninformed "executive decision" afterward.
>
> During the planning process, take copious notes, and, put those notes
> into some kind of coherent order, providing copies to all involved.
> That way things stay clear for all who are involved.
>
> & in general, the larger & more elaborate the site, the more time &
> care should go into the planning.  This also helps clients get a clue
> as to what is involved with site development & maintenance.
>
> Webmonkey: Squishy's Tutorial in Information Architecture is good stuff.
>
>
> >Start:
> >- with client, define site goals & audience.
> >
> >Next:
> >- with client, gather as much content or content info as you can.  &
> >discuss navigation/link/functionality/maintenance issues.
> >
> >Then:
> >- get out the paper & pencil, and proceed as others have described.
> >
> >_________________
>
> erika at seastorm.com
> http://www.seastorm.com
>
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