Needing graphic for my site?
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try these sites...\nhttp://www.clip-art.com/index.php\nhttp://www.graphxkingdom.com/\nhttp://www.graphicsdesign.org/copland/
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If its a free site, like bravenet or geocities site, they usually have a user friendly way to set up your site. I've used a program called dreamweaver, which is a nice program to use because it already writes the codes for you, behind the scene, so you can focus more on the appearance in a visual way, which most people need.
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Is it a large graphic with all your navigation in the one graphic?  If so, then you'll need to use an image map.\n\nIf it's just a single graphic, just use the graphic to link to your pages, like this...\n\n<a href="yourpage.htm"><img border="0" src="graphic.jpg"></a>\n\nIf you are interested in an easy to use DHTML menu, I recommend CoffeeCup's free menu maker.  URL is listed under source.  Good Luck!
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keep site with as few graphics and applications as possible to allow even dial-up people to have a good experience on your website.  \n\nthat's the rule of thumb
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The page to look at is master graphics.  There is an example\n   of what icons and what level they would give you to do.\n   Keyword here is business.  Re-enter next word graphics.\n   Finally re-enter computer designs.  Probably 30 choices \n   and try the search engine popular for your region.  The right\n   choice is software, and see these sites first for bundles to\n   save on with the examples.  Go to Best buy or tech store to\n   see actual choices of bundles.  Get software you will use.
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I can do this for you. My company does small business web design. I can do it for $150 and everything is included. I can have the site with a domain set up in 2 days for you & your group. Please let me know if interested. I can be reached at thepixelboutique@msn.com \n\nThanks, Krysti
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Very good start.\nI think you should have a standard template for your site and then follow the same template standard for the rest of your site.  That will make it look more professional. \nBy the way, are you hosting your website on a stand-alone dedicated server or is it on a regular hosting company?  I hope you know when the forum grows, you'll need to give lots of tech support to your member else you'll lose them.
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you can get free graphics for youre blog at aim-dollz.com and then press on glitter graphics on the left. theres like 40 pages of graphics.
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I have some layouts at my site for myspace.  Hope this helps
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I think it's best that you "hand" code it in notepad because MSFontPage and other WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get) editors insert a lot of unnecessary lines of code that slows down the loading time. A good place to start learing is lissaexplains.com . For graphics you could use GIMP which is free (Google or Yahoo it), if you think you're serious about making a good website and have money then you might want to consider buying and learning Photoshop ($600). Tutorials for GIMP and Photoshop can be found at pixel2life.com . A good webhost is pretty hard to find but you could always start with GeoCities (ad supported).
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well my opinion would to be to make one yourself. find an image on google that you like, i dont know what you are looking for. and then right click it and save the picture. then go to photobucket.com and upload the image there then go to http://www.mygen.co.uk/ and when it asks for a picture url, go to photobucket and copy the URL box right under the picture. and create a layout. my suggestion is that you find an image that would look good tiled OR find an image that would look good centered/ full screened. customized all you want!
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as far as a layout I can't really find one... you could just find a pic that you really like and set it as a background using a generator site
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U CAN PUT GRAPHICS IN ANY SECTION OF UR PAGE...UR BACKGROUND WILL HAVE TO GO IN THA ABOUT ME SECTION.....MUSIC AND ANY OTHER GRAPHICS CAN GO ANY WHERE...
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assume the entire screen size is between 640x480(lamer sized)  and 1200x1600(my size)\n\nmake the site look good with both extremes and everything in the middle!\n\nuse css, never specify exact point sizes (that's old school), make sure  the page looks good when you boost the font size or cut it way down... (via the menu)
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well my opinion is that you make your own.  find an image on google that you like, i dont know what you are looking for. and then right click it and save the picture. then go to photobucket.com and upload the image there then go to http://www.mygen.co.uk/ and when it asks for a picture url, go to photobucket and copy the URL box right under the picture. and create a layout. my suggestion is that you find an image that would look good tiled OR find an image that would look good centered/ full screened. customized all you want!
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Ask him what html, xtml, vrml, java script, gif, jpeg, href, img src, and so on stands for...if he can spit the meanings out with no problem then he is probably familiar with web design and already has some graphics experience. You might also ask him to provide some examples of sites he has designed. K I know when Im beat...plumpskin has provided an excellent site!
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Consider buying or downloading Microsoft Publisher or Printshop (unless you want to use that html thingy!)\n\nChoose your combination color first. 2,3 or 4 colors is ok. Too many color will make you look like clown.\n\nThen, design on a piece of paper. Where you want to put the hyperlink is... the text... how large... what pictures..... bla bla bla.\n\nThen start on your project. If you have Microsoft Publisher or Printshop, there is tons of webpage design that you can personalize.\n\nThen, right click the save one. Right click and open with notepad. Copy the html codes from website. As example if you want your scrollbar color match your webpage, or word tailing your mouse point.....)\n\nAfter it done, upload to your hosting server like Geocities Yahoo or whatever. Rename your supposed-to-be home on your website index.html. Finish!\n\nHey, try this \nhttp://www.bravenet.com\nit's free!