Straight from the Horse's Mouth.
Dec 4, 2006: I have chosen to use a Blog to clearly demonstrate how PHP and MySQL can be used to display the contents of a database. The MySQL database on the server stores the Title, Article, Dates, Image and Caption for each Blog entries and assigns them a unique ID number. All databases are effectively created from a blank sheet of paper, so the chosen content to store and display is infinately variable. More
Dragon Design changes with the Seasons.
Dec 4, 2006: The design of our demonstration website is created with the use of external 'Cascading Style Sheets' or CSS as they are better known. These style sheets dictate the appearance of the site from the main header image, navigation bar, colours, fonts, margins, etc. They take an ordinary text page and turn it into the fluid design you see before you. More
Does your Website Validate?
Dec 4, 2006: The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) sets standards that website developers should follow when creating websites, specifically to ensure that page code is written cleanly and uses valid HTML. Websites with validating HTML can proudly be called W3C-compliant. To be W3C-compliant, a website must have well-composed HTML. More
Never mind Big Brother... Keep an Eye on World Events.
Dec 4, 2006: Our News page will make sure you keep ahead of the competition with LIVE feeds direct from BBC News Online. Here we are using something completely different to create 'Dynamic' content for our news page. Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) can take the content of an XML file, such as a live news feed, and use it to display 'Dynamic' content on a web page. More