my website :D

[r6_philly]

ok after 10 years of being in the web biz, I finally have a personal site :)

www.dafanz.com

hope you all like it :D

and anyone/company needs web work, design or application development, don't forget me ;) forte is db-driven dynamic sites.

[Dawn]

Very nice..

It loaded beautifully at work, it's going to be interesting to see how quickly it loads at home with dial-up.

Dawn   :)

[r6_philly]

about 15-20 seconds load time on 56k. But it only loads once, most image stays in place, so it isn't a horribly big deal. images size about 80 k total

[Dawn]

Because of all the repeaters I need to go through, I get 26.6 bps.  Then again, not everyone lives out in the middle of nowhere like we do.

[Lowe119]

The info doesn't show on my Mozilla Firefox. I must need a plugin or something

[ecumike]

Ohhh Dafan.... Code no workie on Netscape/mozilla  :D

[r6_philly]

I know, for the 5 percent people who doesn't use IE, I have not finished the morzilla version of the javascript... sorry  ;D

in a couple of days or I will be lazy and put it in a ilayer. if you don't have IE at all, bare with me lol I will get it going.

[r6_philly]

I am lazy and just made netscape normal scroll.

if you guys using any other version of browser see anything not right let me know. I haven't used DHTML on a cross platform site for a while. I usually stay away from the browser independent codes and just use tables, but this is supposed to a "cool" personal site lol

[Mark Bernard]

Loaded up nicely. Nice layout. Good job!

[ekraft84]

I am lazy and just made netscape normal scroll.
stay away from the browser independent codes and just use tables, but this is supposed to a "cool" personal site lol

Yeah man, tableless design is where it's at.  Div tags!  :)

[WebCrush]

ok after 10 years of being in the web biz, I finally have a personal site :)

www.dafanz.com

'bout time ya slacker.

and 10 years?  c'mon, lets get real.  back in '94 the internet consisted of telnet and gopher.  i don't think true html pages (no, Mac Hypercard apps don't count) came around till 96ish. :D

[r6_philly]

'bout time ya slacker.

and 10 years?  c'mon, lets get real.  back in '94 the internet consisted of telnet and gopher.  i don't think true html pages (no, Mac Hypercard apps don't count) came around till 96ish. :D

http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/book4/ch02.html

we started messing with the orignal mark up language and mosaic browser in 94 as a project :) it only say 7 years on my resume, but I have been messing with this stuff since it began. my first paid contract was in 97. how bout I say 10 years in the industry? or field? lol