You should get it hosted on your own domain.
This is truth! It's it's pretty inexpensive if you have a decent desktop computer that's always connected to the internet.
Other than that, it's like 10 USD's a year through GoDaddy.
Topic: [How To] Obtain Free bitcoin (Read 579 times)
This is truth! It's it's pretty inexpensive if you have a decent desktop computer that's always connected to the internet.
Other than that, it's like 10 USD's a year through GoDaddy.
You should get it hosted on your own domain.
Great info. I love free bitcoins. But how much time I need to get 1 btc using this sites?
years, i think. Nice idea. My first suggestion is: Give the textboxes a one-color background that has more than 50% opacity. Otherwise the background image will allways be a problem no matter how you change the font colors. Just an example: Making the text red so it sticks out better might work for the average person, but ask a color-blind person how good of an idea that really is.
There's a reason why professional webdesigners do NOT put text directly over actual background images, but instead allways have a color background to it that is contrasting well with the font color and is at most semi transparent
There's a reason why professional webdesigners do NOT put text directly over actual background images, but instead allways have a color background to it that is contrasting well with the font color and is at most semi transparent
Agree, Also maybe try either shrink the background image or put one with better quality up. Id rather wait a few extra second for it to load than have a pixelated background image.
Also the scrolling image with the massive background image just seems a bit too busy IMHO.
Last thing :
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Bitcoin Help
An easy guide for people new to bitcoins.
this section is really not easy to read, especially considering it your punch line and title. An easy guide for people new to bitcoins.
The Top Sites are also very hard to read for some reason. Maybe a darker background for those boxes would help.
Nice idea. My first suggestion is: Give the textboxes a one-color background that has more than 50% opacity. Otherwise the background image will allways be a problem no matter how you change the font colors. Just an example: Making the text red so it sticks out better might work for the average person, but ask a color-blind person how good of an idea that really is.
There's a reason why professional webdesigners do NOT put text directly over actual background images, but instead allways have a color background to it that is contrasting well with the font color and is at most semi transparent
There's a reason why professional webdesigners do NOT put text directly over actual background images, but instead allways have a color background to it that is contrasting well with the font color and is at most semi transparent
Just revamped the look to make it a little sleeker, currently working on the font color/background image issues in spots, thanks for being patient.
currently working on multiple tutorials and a getting started page for it.
I just started a little website to help beginners with bitcoin, it's still a work in progress but it is live!
Link1: Click here!
Thank you all for your time.
Link1: Click here!
Thank you all for your time.
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