TCO - sneak peek.

[rosiedoes]

Seeing as the site is almost finished, and we posted Joe's Q & A - here's a sneak preview of Joe's microsite.

The Q & A can be found under 'Media'.


See tcoblog for updates.

Comments

[sassygirl.livejournal.com]

He looks so adorable in the Circumference photo and really hardworking and down to earth in his Q&A! Congratulations on getting exclusive things for the site :) I look forward to seeing it grow!

[rosiedoes.livejournal.com]

Thanks, hon. If you're really interested you could friend tcoblog - we won't post on it much, but anything that does happen will be noted there.

[sassygirl.livejournal.com]

ooh, I'll friend the blog too.. It's just interesting to see how a site develops and grows, I'm just annoyed as I need to start my fansite on Rumble Fish but have no idea about the whole webdesign aspect, so I don't know whether to just make the site with a template and then just give it an overhaul later on with the help of a web design friend.

[rosiedoes.livejournal.com]

If you buy your own webspace (our host is London based and very sweet and you get great personal service) you can download trials of programs that are a bit like Photoshop for websites.

Most people use Dreamweaver, I think, but I used Back to the Beach.

Once you've created a template page you can just copy it and paste it into a blank page and then alter the content. There are also tons of websites out there that give you ready-made code, or tips, like HTML Goodies.

Anything you want to put on your site you can Google the HTML or Java for. If you need help finding a site with the info, I can always consult my list...