Two layouts forsale!

**Eviltyke** · 07-22-2012

Layout #1 - http://akelaax.com/-/
Comes with:

Original Banner Image (840x440) Line-Art & Colored
PSD file of template
CSS, Header/Footer, Dhtml
Extra Page - http://akelaax.com/-/forum.php
Price: $5

Layout #2 - http://akelaax.com/temp/

CSS, Header/Footer, Dhtml
Price: $5

Once sold you have all rights to the template, layout, and image involved with the layout!

**vplspride** · 07-22-2012

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**Eviltyke** · 07-22-2012

Thanks!

**ThomasMosey** · 07-23-2012

I think you should improve on your Coding skills if you're selling your work. I'll give you a couple examples:

- Images like "http://akelaax.com/temp/images/cellpic3.jpg" can be put in to one image as a CSS Spritesheet. Less HTTP requests, faster loading speed and the images on the menu hover appear straight away instead of loading on hover.
- End your "link" tags correctly, instead of ">" use " />"
- For a more compliant document, use the "<!DOCTYPE html>" Doctype, rather than not having one at all
- Things like the menu, "http://akelaax.com/-/images/Nav.png", can be split up (Or a CSS Spritesheet) and use "a" tags rather than an Image Map, it's just easier to customise and potentially saves some load time
- Format your code with the proper tabbing, for example, on the Forum Page none of the content is tabbed. Tabbing code does not usually affect it's appearance and makes the code 100x easier to read if selling it (Which, you are)
- If you want to bring your Layouts in to the new age of the internet, use CSS Gradients instead of images. Again, helps speed up things, less HTTP requests, only downside is REALLY old browsers (Or, below IE9) don't support it, and will show a solid color (Better than no fallback)
- If you use the "<!DOCTYPE html>" Doctype, change "<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">" to "<html>", it's unnecessary

There were a couple of other things I saw, but I'm too tired to remember them. I hope this helps.

Some of these improve usability on a scalable website, whereas some only better the code and make it to a higher Web-standard. Although they are all good coding practice and I suggest to use some of them. Good luck selling! @Eviltyke

**Eviltyke** · 07-23-2012

I've done more with PHP then the design area. It's just something I wanted to play around with.

**ThomasMosey** · 07-24-2012

Originally Posted by Eviltyke

I've done more with PHP then the design area. It's just something I wanted to play around with.

Well playing around with something to learn it is fine, but I think then selling it is maybe ripping off the person buying it, as it's not done to your full potential. It's just my opinion, ignore me if you will.

***ccondon*** · 07-24-2012

Good Job With The Layouts!

**Eviltyke** · 08-03-2012

I lowered the prices as I found the most beautiful dedication gown for my little girl that's due in October for $25 USD.

Thank you, ccondon!

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