Answers to Questions (2/26/2010)

JudyNV:
Is this a really bad attitude or am I being practical?

Not really sure about the bad attitude, as I have some bad habits myself. For a simple website, a deep use of css wouldn't be all that practical, but for a web designer, even a simple website built with a good amount of css makes it easier to manage if/when it does become bigger. My problem is I like going from design to design, since I haven't thought of 1 "so awesome, it never needs to change" design.


@KAckroyd:

I'm definitely not a guru when it comes to coding, but I'll be glad to help in any way I possibly can. Though, :)

@Eric Houser:
I'd like to see CS5 I didn't know it was out yet. Do you work with joomla for CMS? I've been working with that and Virtuemart.

Well, technically, it's not out yet. On some sites I've been on, I've seen the word joomla before, but haven't checked out at what it was yet and haven't heard of Virtuemart at all. In a class last semester, I learned there was Jquery. After using Javascript a bit, I'm a little bothered about changing it to jquery, but if all else fails, javascript will still be the backup.