You can place a message here   

     This is a template to help you pick out colors and style to your website.  I have placed color boxes around so that you can select the ones you like.  To the right of this screen you can see different text colors and size.  Imagine the left side a menu that can list different sections to your website.   It would look similar to David Myer's website.  The background, gradient borders, and text can all be changed to colors that you prefer.  Size can be changed as well.  The Norman E. Rosenthal graphic image is at low quality at the moment to demonstrate the idea of having your name labeled there.  I can alter it in many different ways.  Above, where it says "you can place a message here" you can place a welcome message and then every time you click on a section to the left that message will become a title to that section.  This area you are currently reading is the content area.  For the most part everything around stays the same and only this white space will be used for content.  The top left corner is an area that I recommend for using quick important links.  They stand out a little more but are also the most important functions.  You can decide what's most important but I have placed examples in there for now.  The top right section can be used for whatever you like.  You could place newly added links there for example.  The base for this website is built.  It is mostly made of invisible table structures so that any web browser at any resolution can view it.  Everything is resizable.  The theory is that on the left side there is a menu like function and the right side there is content.  On the top should be constant information.  You may also use space below the surounding box for whatever you like as well.  The space under the menu can be used as well for things such as the webring.  As for doing each section imagine this white area as a single page on your existing website except that each section we reconstruct one at a time.  We will work on the look first and as we make changes as a little more content to help imagine the final look.  After a style has been agreed on adding content into new sections will be next.

Chris Brown, UTI

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