On 3/10/2014 11:41 AM, wrote:
On Mon, 10 Mar 2014 10:28:56 -0400, KC wrote:

Posted this about a week ago was hoping at least for a comment or two. I
spent about a month learning the types of coding necessary to put all
the different scripts together... It's one reason I have been so quiet
lately..

Anyway, last try... http://www.newenglandtreemasters.com ...

I know a couple links are still dead. I spent the last two weeks
building the "Portfolio Page" and putting in the controls.. The
"Equipment" page took a while too but it has a display script, inside of
another display script. The Flash presentation on the front page is
"stock" but I did add my own objects and actions to in for another
website I am working with, doing that in Macromedia Flash... Most of the
adjustments to the site are border and background colors and making
things line up with the Cascading Style Sheets that are the basic layout
and feel of the site etc... Anyway, the customer really likes the color
scheme but I still have to do a new logo... And ironically, like I said
before the customer speaks English as a second language and hired me to
"communicate" to the customers for them

You are deeper into this that I ever had a reason to go.

My web site is a simple FTP portal used in lieu of having a social
media application.


Yeah, the customer is a "tool guy". He literally owns the largest over
the road crane available commercially, one of two in the North East...
He can reach out over 200 feet and take a tree, lift it over the house
and feed it into a chipper all in one move... All of his trucks are top
end and he is very proud of them (his dad in Brazil owns a huge trucking
company). His old website though was simple and just didn't keep up with
the competition like Ricks Tree Service and a few others.

So far it's getting great results, lots of customers seeing the site (he
did advertize it) and contacting them through the contact form...

Any input is appreciated though... I am not the best at the spelling and
such, even if I can put it in the right place on a page