How to Design a Website 2
In a previous tutorial, How to Design a Website, I showed you the steps I follow to create a web design as quick as possible.
Because of numerous requests, I’ll show you how to add my cross browser Featured Content and JQuery Slider components to that original design.
This tutorial will continue to take you to the next level in web design. Good developers know the languages. Great designers can build websites that work consistently on every browser. I teach you more about cross browser development now.
If you want all of the code it is available in a zipped archive here zipped archive.
I promise the shopping cart app is coming. Actually, this is the theme I’m going to use with it. So technically it is already started 
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good you’re the best derek
Thank you
Dear Derek
This is great and will learn me things was far away from me thanks for your help. Regards
I’m glad you liked it. Just answering one of the questions I get all of the time
Derek, your tutorials are the best! They are both well edited and nicely structured. I would love to see something about charts embedded in html, like Google charts.
Keep on with the videos.
Thank you very much
I was playing with Google charts a while ago and was pleased that they seemed to work better than their poll system in Google docs. I’ll see what I can do. Thanks
nice video, but i have a question, not related to this video but i want to know, how to make a web application mobile compatible, or how can i make a website mobile compatible, which is already created..?
thanks
As long as you write clean xhtml compatible code it should run well on most anything. Always check your site with a validator and you should be fine
okay….thanx…