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[PJamie]

Hi

We're needing 5 pages of layout designed (as a template) for the content of new dedicated server web site. We don't need the whole site designed, just the content area of these 5 pages. The content can be generic and we'll add the details in later.

We only need 1 No. of each page designed.

Our budget is fairly flexible and we must be able to pay by credit card. We do want to see other examples of work thats been completed to XHTML standards.


Page 1.

List of types of servers offered e.g. Dual-Core Servers, Single Core Servers.

This page must be expandable in that we can add additional "types" without having to mess around with the design, so it would make sense for the different contents of this page to be listed vertically.

Links in each "section" to page 2 design.

Each section should contain very basic hardware lists as well as a list of typical uses and a link to a page that will show Case Studies for this server type.


Page 2.

The servers being offered within the range that is selected. So, they select "Dual Core" and they are taken to the page where the different dual-core servers are being offered.

Again, the design should be flexible so that servers can be added/removed without compromising the design

Link in each section to page 3


Page 3.

The server details page. Detail of the server on offer.

Different sections for the server hardware and then software offered

Link to page 4


Page 4.

Add-ons available for that server


Page 5.

Generic page that can list other services that are available e.g. Databases, Email etc etc along with the monthly, quarterly, and annual prices.

It must be easy to add/remove additional features on this page



Design Constraints


1. Pages must be available in XHTML form
2. Graphics must be supplied in layered .png (not .psd)
3. The style for the content area is

.bodycontent {
float: left;
width: 515px;
padding: 10px 25px 27px 25px;
padding-top: 10px;
font-size: 70%;
line-height:140%;
}

So the content has to fit within this area.


Hopefully this will be enough to give you an idea of what we're looking for, but please contact me if you require any additional information.

We are in a hurry for this, so the quicker you can complete this the better.

Thanks

Paul

[purix9]

one thing i may say, layered PNG may be hard for users who use .PSD either than that i think i can give this a try

[PJamie]

Originally Posted by purix9

one thing i may say, layered PNG may be hard for users who use .PSD either than that i think i can give this a try

I appreciate that, but we use Fireworks rather than Photoshop and it's default file format is .png. Fireworks can deal with .psd files, but it isn't perfect, so it's why we've specifed the .png format.

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