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I'm not sure what it is he's looking for, but the way I read it, it sounds like he has Illustrator, but needs something for it.

I'm using Chrome 11, and don't have that problem.

Scrap the flash. Use JQuery.

A list of resolutions should be easy enough to find with Google. A lot of laptops use many of the same resolutions as desktops, except for the really huge monitors, which I don't think are all that common anyway.

And give you a raise, I hope...

I'm not sure why you used flash here. You're not doing anything that can't be done with JQuery. You need to add some headers to the content to break it up a little. To further break things up, consider just using snippets of content with links to other pages that have the full content...

Lazy is right. Does Nick know you are claiming his theme as your own?

I agree. The last thing we need is yet another WYSIWYG editor out there helping retards ugly up the web.

Who says you can't just prove him wrong? If you present it from a profitability standpoint, he can't disagree. Designers need to stay ahead of trends to stay on top.

...and dasho22 What a schmuck...

Been seeing a lot of sites built on a similar concept lately. I suppose as long as it loads quick it works...

And it will have the added bonus of only working on browsers that support it.

We now also have hasho22: http://www.webdesignforum.com/members/31090-hasho22.html and masho22: http://www.webdesignforum.com/members/31089-masho22.html

The header font looks bad. The layout is too spaced out. What's the deal with the faint yellow boxes?

The font in your header is really jagged and doesn't feel very...hip-hop. Also, the orange bars near the top have curved tops, but the ones near the bottom don't, which looks off. The background makes me dizzy, and the ad on the top right throws everything off.

It looks like you just got started on it. There isn't even any content. The background image takes an exceedingly long time to load, and will make potential customers cry. That said, if you're looking to hire, you've come to the right place. Please step into my office by clicking the link in...

If I'm not mistaken, and I often am, it think it has to be either .wav or .midi, but that was tag was deprecated in HTML4. Not to mention, it's a naughty thing to do.

It was a joke. Ya know, since Google and MS pretty much eventually buy everything out.:rolleyes:

Here's another spammer: http://www.webdesignforum.com/members/31088-gasho22.html Same exact post 6 times.

I get a 502 error when I try to load the site, and I'm having a hard time finding the issue just looking at your code. I did notice that the content isn't wrapped in it's own div. That may be part of the issue.