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Damian
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Date Posted: 08:27:31 01/30/02 Wed
In reply to:
Sandie
's message, "banners/buttons" on 06:48:30 01/27/02 Sun
Hi Sandie,
Looks like you found some pretty good resources and banners below.
I personally like the Bahama's Banner. You're right, it is on the simple side. Sometimes simple makes the best banners.
Based on the Lower Gwynedd, it loks like you have some experience putting a web page together. Hopefully, you'll extend some of that knowledge to what we learn on Saturday.
>http://mciunix.mciu.k12.pa.us/~lgsweb/5dphome.html
>
>This is our standard 5th grade web site at Lower
>Gwynedd. All of our front pages look identical (don't
>click on the links, we're not too good at updating our
>information). I selected this site because of the
>buttons. We liked the way the red buttons contrasted
>to the black background and white text. We had
>originally created the links as a button using
>Zygraphics.com. This used to be a free web site where
>you would input your text, make font and color
>selections and within a minute the site would create
>for you 3D banners and buttons. Of course, now you
>have to pay to belong.
>
>http://www.web-animator.com/
>During a search for banners and buttons I found this
>web site. If you have never seen a web site that will
>create downloadable files for you, I suggest checking
>this one out. The banners are animated for
>eye-catching appeal. This is a free service, although
>for the premium package you do have to pay. It gives
>you options on 4 types of banners, a template for what
>it will look like, where your text would go, and
>options for saving formats. Obviously, your choices
>are very limited but it's amazing to see how quickly
>it can be done.
>
>http://www.bahamas.com/
>Summer vacation planning is on my mind. I've seen a
>commercial for this web site several times on TV so I
>thought I would check it out. The banner at the top
>is basic enough, but I like how the font ties in with
>the color of the fish. The blue ocean background of
>the banner is inviting. I also enjoyed the compass
>rose design. I recommend visiting Sandals, quite an
>experience.
>
>http://barrysclipart.com/img/6/WB/zed_non_com/clipconxn
>/animations/buttons/0229.gif
>This is a downloadable graphic from barrysclipart.com
>free service. I enjoyed this button in particular.
>It's an animated blue ball with a drop shadow. It
>really seems to jump out at you.
>
>http://cannonusa.com/
>The leading banner on this page is very basic. Big
>bold red letters spelling out Cannon, but the way the
>white outlines the letters gives it a cool textured
>look.
>
>http://verizon.net/
>While I think this page is too busy with text, the
>buttons at the top of the page follow a theme. They
>each have their own color and symbol but are the same
>basic shape equidistant from one another. I like the
>gray background (with the rounded edges) behind them,
>making it a separate feature from the rest of the page.
>
>http://puzzlemaker.com/
>I like the Puzzlemaker banner on this page. The
>shading from orange to yellow lettering of Puzzlemaker
>offsets the crossword puzzle in the background. It is
>also outlined in navy, which is the color of the
>heading for Discovery School's.
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