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P.S. Who sourced / supplied product photos, prepped them for the web, populated the online product database and sorted out the product IDs, etc ?

You can register a domain with one provider, and have it point to a hosting package with another provider. I would say a large percentage of people do this.

UML, and an awful ot of topics taught in college are often incredibly useless to you when you first learn them. When you're writing small-medium programs, and it's only a one-man team, and you can actually keep the whole thing in your brain, it's pretty much an academic excercise. However, many of these things will come back to you in a few years, and will be incredibly useful when working on larger teams, or largers projects,...

Hi Aoife, by all means do a course as an introduction, but I'm afraid it won't be sufficient for a job in the industry. You'll have to self study almost all of the relevant skills. Web design education is dire, outdated and useless for an actual position.

Did you clarify the SSL cert issue?

I agree with the above comments. It all comes down to the budget. I've used Stock Images before (quite often actually) but do always edit the images first to give it a "unique" look.

Its a search application. The links are search filters in the sidebar. Kind of like this - http://reviews.cnet.com/1770-5_7-0.h...hones&tag=srch

Quote: Originally Posted by ntlbell Where would a formal qualification come in a list of priorities for hiring one? Have you ever even been asked do you have one from a client? Not from a client, definitely from an employer.

Quote: Originally Posted by dlofnep Did you clarify the SSL cert issue? No, I'm waiting for his completed quote before I confront him

You're better off changing the layout of your site to mimic the layout in the tutorial p posted rather than sticking with the absolute positioning method you are currently using.