XboxBase.com

[Josh-H]

Well I have decided to post my latest website on hxf...

www.xboxbase.com

Site and forum...

Just thought I would show it

[Callum.]

didn't you do this before then you changed to a music forum which also didn't work.

[Kanker.]

my lord change that green right now.

[GoldenMerc]

You burned my eyes.Thanks
Change the green to a dimmer one if that.

[F32]

Another forum to sell.

[Luckyrare]

mmm... I like that green on black, on white it makes it hard to read. Good luck with it anywayyyyyy

[hit1]

I joined (my names hitbyacar) oh and its great much better than a wii fansite its not bad but greens slightly to bright, maybe make the background black and all the text green / white

Maybe a logo?

anyway 9.5/10 great.

[Josh-H]

mmm... I like that green on black, on white it makes it hard to read. Good luck with it anywayyyyyy

Thanks

I joined (my names hitbyacar) oh and its great much better than a wii fansite its not bad but greens slightly to bright, maybe make the background black and all the text green / white

Maybe a logo?

anyway 9.5/10 great.

Thanks for joining
And i will consider what you;ve said.

Oh and to Adam, I am a web developer... Thats what I do.

[F32]

Build up a good community, then let it down.

I think you mis-interpret the term 'web developer'.

You see, web developers are usually hired by companies and websites to make them a new interface for the site, or to create a script, a design and bring things to the website. It's pretty much like contract work. You don't actually own the site you are developing, you just help it and then they pay you for the work you're doing.

What you're doing is owning the site you are developing. Ok, it's a type of web development if you wish, but it isn't really. It's more of a 'here's one I made earlier now buy it' sort of thing.

[Josh-H]

Build up a good community, then let it down.

I think you mis-interpret the term 'web developer'.

You see, web developers are usually hired by companies and websites to make them a new interface for the site, or to create a script, a design and bring things to the website. It's pretty much like contract work. You don't actually own the site you are developing, you just help it and then they pay you for the work you're doing.

What you're doing is owning the site you are developing. Ok, it's a type of web development if you wish, but it isn't really. It's more of a 'here's one I made earlier now buy it' sort of thing.

I don't see how I let the community down when I sell, I really don't. The site still runs with its new owner!