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So, here's the skinny. A few friends and I are film students looking for a website that we can upload our films to. Sure you can say "oh do youtube". But youtube has such an amateurish feel to it, and we were hoping to start a small but robust community around the films that we make for the...

Dreamweaver is easy for people to master. It's what I used, pretty much self taught me everything I knew through dreamweaver. If you can find it, get the tutorial dvd that goes over all the features.

I like it as well. It's very stylish. But I really dislike the word "folio" for portfolio.

I've started using dreamweaver and it's pretty nice. I downloaded a video tutorial going over all the key features. It's a pretty easy program to use.

It seems to me that this logo would be the most flashy thing on your website. Not really a mismatch I suppose though.

It seems a little plain, but if it's your first shot at web design then not bad. Surly a lot better than most can do. I would recommend changing the color scale up a bit, it's only two colors and those two colors hardly go together.

Like someone else said, it seems bright, but it's very smooth looking. I like the look and feel of it.

I suppose I shall introduce myself. Really looking for some good web designers out there, hopefully I can pick up a few things. I'm not very experienced as far as web publishing goes.

Very clean looking on firefox. Not cluttered or overwhelming compared to many other ecommerce sites.

Work out with weights 4 days a week and 1 day strictly cardio. Always warm up with 20 minutes of cardio and try to end the work out with 10 minutes. Protein is a great supplement if you choose the right one. A lot of protein drinks are very high calorie and contain massive amounts of fats. But...

five hour energy?