WilWily:

Ajayi is a Yoruba.
Yoruba Lifestyle = Fraudulent Lifestyle

philip0906:

Talk of fraud talk of yurubas  

gidson12:

thats so obvious, yorubas rank highest in UK fraud

rapjunkie:

u sound like a very annoying person. . .a grade1 irritant

maybe the DJ is playing his music loudly just to P.iss u off!!. . . . . 

sisqology:


lmao, you better start singing, i think thats gonna be a better career-line

nasoeb:

@bouzymill - When you you moved into facebppk, did you move with your friends? or did you not either get invitation from any of them or you invite them yourself?

Or probably make up your own friends there?

Just think before writing

kheme:

lol those are my friends words, not mine.

fact is, i started with joomla, and when i need a module or extension and i can't find one with the exact features i need, i just write mine or customize the one with the closest available features to what i need.

but in wordpress, most of the extensions available most probably already do what the users want, and there's less need for more specific features. still, wordpress is for blog-type websites, so to speak. while joomla is more of general purpose, can be used as a regular website, or as a blog site, or more.

joomla seems to offer more customizations than wordpress (i've not used wordpress as extensively as i've used joomla)

have i answered this question??

kheme:

@Poster: dude, you have a few options. Try out the different CMS out there and decide which one you are most comfortable with.

The most common ones are Wordpress & Joomla. I use both, but i prefer Joomla for WEBSITES and i prefer wordpress for BLOG (or blog-like) websites. But if i had to choose just one, i'd choose joomla cos you can customize the most part of it easily.

As my friend once said, joomla is for coders, wordpress is for designers.

HTML:

<ul>
    <li>facebook</li>
    <li>twitter</li>
    <li>google</li>
    <li>yahoo</li>
</ul>

CSS:

ul {
overflow:hidden; (to prepare the Unodered lit for float)
width: auto; (to auto expand the width)
}

ul li {
float:left; (this would allow them to list beside each other)
margin: 5px 0 5px 0; (We have added our margin top and bottom)
list-style: none; (to remove the list bullets)
}

Why is it that most webmasters are really not as rich as you would expect.

Allow me to clarify: I don't "show my works" on online fora. Yes, I do have a website that features "my works" and if you are a potential client, in addition to sharing my url with you, I also visit you with an album containing a print out of same "works" but no, I won't display it on online fora. Also, if you YIM me privately, something many have done, I will show it to you but again, not on an online fora. I have my reasons. Better?

1) The site you reference is not a 1-page site. Even if it were, I would prefer chazy's to yours.

2) At the end of the day, it is all about usability. There is a good book, now in its second edition that is called, "Don't make me think" by Steve Krug. I respectfully suggest that you read both editions

I would like to focus on the "eventually" part of this comment. These days, 80% of users, according to the last research that I read, don't even look past the 1st 5 returned results in google. "Eventually" no longer cuts it. Either you are in, assuming your site is aimed at generating income/donations, or u r out. Sorry.

Allow me to clarify: I don't "show my works" on online fora. Yes, I do have a website that features "my works" and if you are a potential client, in addition to sharing my url with you, I also visit you with an album containing a print out of same "works" but no, I won't display it on online fora. Also, if you YIM me privately, something many have done, I will show it to you but again, not on an online fora. I have my reasons. Better?

1) The site you reference is not a 1-page site. Even if it were, I would prefer chazy's to yours.

2) At the end of the day, it is all about usability. There is a good book, now in its second edition that is called, "Don't make me think" by Steve Krug. I respectfully suggest that you read both editions

I would like to focus on the "eventually" part of this comment. These days, 80% of users, according to the last research that I read, don't even look past the 1st 5 returned results in google. "Eventually" no longer cuts it. Either you are in, assuming your site is aimed at generating income/donations, or u r out. Sorry.

Allow me to clarify: I don't "show my works" on online fora.  Yes, I do have a website that features "my works" and if you are a potential client, in addition to sharing my url with you, I also visit you with an album containing a print out of same "works" but no, I won't display it on online fora. Also, if you YIM me privately, something many have done, I will show it to you but again, not on an online fora.  I have my reasons.  Better?

1) The site you reference is not a 1-page site.  Even if it were, I would prefer chazy's to yours. 

2) At the end of the day, it is all about usability.  There is a good book, now in its second edition that is called, "Don't make me think" by Steve Krug.  I respectfully suggest that you read both editions

I would like to focus on the "eventually" part of this comment.  These days, 80% of users, according to the last research that I read, don't even look past the 1st 5 returned results in google.  "Eventually" no longer cuts it.  Either you are in, assuming your site is aimed at generating income/donations, or u r out.  Sorry.

Talking about SEO, I know my way around that to the level of my peers in the field so I can say a little bit about this. First, the research you are talking about is people searching based on "tags" (for example, someone searching for a web designer in Nigeria and types "Web Designer Nigeria" or "Web Designer in Nigeria". Yes, you are right. they just look at the first few results and X the page. These people never pressed second page. I can say for years also, I have never clicked Page 2 of Google.

However, If you aim at optimizing your website for this kind of search, splitting the site would not do jerk! It's a fact. What you'ld be looking at are the Inline elements of the website. We are talking about wrapping even images in headers like [<h1>Logo of Whatever<img src="wateva.jpg" /></h1>] and some css to hide the text so that even google would read the images or flash that it wouldn't on a normal situation.

I completely agree with your concern on the SEO capabilities of the website what I'm just saying is that what you suggested might not have any effect.

yawa-ti-de:

1) Get rid of the intro page - old school
2) get rid of all animations - distracting
3) Maybe dull down the red
4) Huge black gap, after "contact us" in navigation
5) did you do the site last year and are now asking for review? copyright say 2010
6) Footer links don't match what is in nav area above. Inconsistency breeds confusion
7) Images in header are all "boxy" and stand out in the red. Make them blend into the background color
8 ) No keywords
9) Looks like you are embedding a web page inside of another web page, based on view source
10) Many of the products don't have descriptions

I try not to exceed 10 items, even when I find more than 10, so I am not taken for granted. Fix the above and you should have taken care of a bulk of the stuff.

Good luck!

Donpuzo:

Please can i have the contact of any of this babes,

Then we can talk of review!

You seem to be a professional website designer. Can you please post links to websites you have designed? Maybe I can learn some stuff.
I don't share "my works" in the public arena.  You can contact me privately for that though

The point was actually to design a single-page website. see www.onepagelove.com.
The whole, "I am doing it because google (of course not google in this case) does it" doesn't and shouldn't fly all the time.  This is one of them.

--the gallery section cannot show up in a search engine as a different page because it's not a separate page.
Which is why I said split out the pages 

The CSS is not on the html file. As for the JS, it was necessary for it to work as expected. I'll still 'gzip' the file to compress it.
I didn't say you had CSS on the page.  It was general advice.  As per javascript, you can call a fxn onload and then write the code for that function in a js file that you call in your script tag.

The 'white space" near the contact form is a facebook Like Box. I wonder why it does not show on your browser. It works well on other computers. I'll troubleshoot that.
Always code for Firefox first, as a developer.  Also, code incrementally, which means, build a section and test in all browsers, then move to the next.  This way, you know where any problems come from.

The client LOVES the header that way.
[/b]Still doesn't make it right. I have argued features with commissioners, and won so it isn't hard, as long as you do it professionally and with proof.

Concerning validation, I'll handle that ASAP. Currently, the message does not get sent unless an e-mail address is entered.
[b]Your validation script isn't validating email addresses and phone numbers properly.  It isn't enough to just check if the field is empty.  You need to check for patterns as well.  Also, it isn't enough to just validate on the front end.  You need to validate  on the back end as well.  This helps mitigate security risks.

tical:

9ce's case is what pple call ''money miss road'' when he was living in penury selling atarugu 4 his stepmom til he bacame a studio rat, he remained humble. .But since he started making money, behold! 9ce seized to be nice. .Well its no longer a secret, Even my 7 yr old nephew calls him an Ingrate now

rapjunkie:

what is the category?

The same way I did stuff for 9ice, I did stuff for Durella, D’banj [/b]and so many other people. Like D’banj, there was a show in Abuja, when he just came back from London. After the show, I called D’banj and [b]Don Jazzy, saying we are doing Star Trek, a big show. So, when I am performing, after two or three songs, I would tell the audience that my friends from London would like to perform. I would bring D’banj and Don Jazzy on stage and will start singing Tongolo. The following year, they came to stardom because they were on Star Trek. That’s what I did to some reigning artistes of today