David peterson Midterm

A.) The over all layout positioning of the footer worked extremely well along with the titles and creations of the links game me no trouble at all .

B.) My target audience is adult gamers and above. I chose the dark background and also incorporated design to help those who are colorblind by not putting colors such as blue and green directly right beside one another I also made it made the colors slightly mono toned so that it would be easier upon the eyes to read and more attractive to older viewers. I also used the black background over the dark red background with white text inside the black heading to help it stick out and attract attention better then the simple black on white style backgrounds.

C.) I tested it inside Google chrome and Mozilla Firefox. I noticed that the difference between the two was that Google chrome was much larger and did not require a scroll bar as where Firefox did require one.

D.)I experienced some trouble when i attempted to make the table and the navigation
remain on the same positions when i added test to the website but found that as i did the over all text added changed the positions with each word added causing a lot of retooling each time i add more text in future use i will not be redoing this style format so i have learned a lot from this

E.)My validation experience went rather easy inside this piece as i only found a few css errors that were simple mistakes from forgetting to put symbols in the correct style format such as accidentally putting color:000000; when it should be color:#000000; i quickly fixed the mistakes like that and it validated quite fine after this.

F.) The use of listing the hexadecimal colors used through out the entire css sheet, using comments to sectionize the css sheet to over all help organization,keeping a hierarchy style format, and labeling nav for the navigation piece inside the css

G.) http://sws.pcc.edu/student/CAS206_pdeangel_13645/davidpeterson67/Midterm/Part1/menu.html