Make a text file game, like the good old days

What languages do you work with?

Just checked out your fadeshotedit site from your profile, you could spend your 'project' time improving your HTML and CSS and extending your knowledge.

Here's a rundown of problems:
- You're missing global symbol for your first CSS specifier. "* { margin: 0; padding: 0; }"
- align="center" is discouraged and generally seen as unprofessional
- using <font>
- <br /> is not a layout solution, you're misusing it.
- "-----" is not a nice substitute for <hr />
- Misuse of <form>, should just be an anchor link.
- purchase.php isn't really necessary, you can put the PHP purchase code on the actual form page. Also, you've got not POST input verification (based on response).
- overuse of unordered list <ul> for one list element
- code could do with better indentation
- etc.

So, I recommend maybe working on that if you're planning on doing web design as a non-amateur hobby.

I hope I didn't come off as a **** in this reply.

ObscureCoder wrote Just checked out your fadeshotedit site from your profile, you could spend your 'project' time improving your HTML and CSS and extending your knowledge.

Here's a rundown of problems:
- You're missing global symbol for your first CSS specifier. "* { margin: 0; padding: 0; }"
- align="center" is discouraged and generally seen as unprofessional
- using <font>
- <br /> is not a layout solution, you're misusing it.
- "-----" is not a nice substitute for <hr />
- Misuse of <form>, should just be an anchor link.
- purchase.php isn't really necessary, you can put the PHP purchase code on the actual form page. Also, you've got not POST input verification (based on response).
- overuse of unordered list <ul> for one list element
- code could do with better indentation
- etc.

So, I recommend maybe working on that if you're planning on doing web design as a non-amateur hobby.

I hope I didn't come off as a **** in this reply.

My website, I made in like 20 minutes max. I rarely ever use it. My main language is C#

FutureFade wrote

ObscureCoder wrote Just checked out your fadeshotedit site from your profile, you could spend your 'project' time improving your HTML and CSS and extending your knowledge.

Here's a rundown of problems:
- You're missing global symbol for your first CSS specifier. "* { margin: 0; padding: 0; }"
- align="center" is discouraged and generally seen as unprofessional
- using <font>
- <br /> is not a layout solution, you're misusing it.
- "-----" is not a nice substitute for <hr />
- Misuse of <form>, should just be an anchor link.
- purchase.php isn't really necessary, you can put the PHP purchase code on the actual form page. Also, you've got not POST input verification (based on response).
- overuse of unordered list <ul> for one list element
- code could do with better indentation
- etc.

So, I recommend maybe working on that if you're planning on doing web design as a non-amateur hobby.

I hope I didn't come off as a **** in this reply.

My website, I made in like 20 minutes max. I rarely ever use it. My main language is C#

You could make some form of socket based application - they're always fun. You could also try other languages if you've got spare time - such as Java or C++. Or, perfect your C# - that's what I'd do.

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