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There are many that will show up in a Google search like:

Freewebtemplates.com
Addme.com
Templates.com
Templatesbox.com
Steves-templates.com
4templates.com

I’m looking for a list of some of the best Web Design companies found throughout the world. Companies that would have no problem executing the creation of highly complex web sites and to do them as professional as possible. If you know of any that are known nationally or internationally please let me know…thanks

some design agencies that have had the biggest clients

http://www.akqa.com/
Clients cocacola, microsoft, nike
England

http://www.bigspaceship.com/
Clients nike, coca cola, HBO
USA

http://www.group94.com/
Clients nokia, ea games, redbull
Belgium

http://www.firstbornmultimedia.com/
Clients microsoft, hp, apple
USA

http://www.2advanced.com/
Clients motorola, o’neill
USA

http://www.northkingdom.com/
Clients toyota, shocwave
Sweeden

http://blitzagency.com
clients, adobe, lincoln, hilton hotels
USA

This is pretty much my dream college. I’m a sophomore at a well known arts school. I major in Communications, and my focuses are on Film and Journalism. I’ve kept a resume of all of my work ever since elementary school. Here’s an idea of what I’ve done…

1998-2004:
Straight A’s K-5
30 hours of community service (cleaning up parks and volunteering at retirement homes)
Reading Rainbow Writing Contest: 2nd Place
Published book
Chorus 4th and 5th grade (performed at Sea World, City Place, Veteran’s Hospital, Publix, and Roger Dean Stadium)
Spotlight on Young Musicians (One of three students chosen from Binks Forest Elementary)
Safety Patrol
Web Design Club
Presidential Award for Physical Fitness

2005:
Acceptance into Bak Middle School of the Arts
Winner of Young Heroes Essay contest
Talent in 2005 Bak MSOA 6th Grade Showcase
Outstanding in Communications
4.0 GPA first and second semester
People To People: Young Student Ambassador in British Columbia and Alberta, Canada for two weeks.

2006:

Member of 2006 Communications Showcase Staff
Directed and Filmed “Spylvan Learning Center”, “Dirty Little Secret”, and “Earthquake”
Directed, managed, advertised, and organized a walkathon for ALS Lou Gehrig’s Disease
(Raised 2,000 dollars that were donated to the local ALS chapter and also auctioned off items including an iPod Nano that was donated by Apple)
Assistant Editor in Chief of Masterpiece Yearbook Volume IX
JEA Mail In Contest: Excellent in Feature Writing for Technology Spread
Outstanding in Communications
4.0 GPA first and second semester

2007:

JEA Mail In Contest: Excellent in Photography for Communications Spread
Editor in Chief of Masterpiece Yearbook Volume X at Bak Middle School of the Arts
Producer of 2007 Bak MSOA Communications Showcase
Co-Writer of 2007 Bak MSOA Communications Showcase
Designed graphics for 2007 Bak MSOA Communications Showcase
Advanced Graphics student
Outstanding in Communications
3.8571 GPA first and second semester

2008:

Acceptance into Dreyfoos School of the Arts
Published in The Muse Newsmagazine
Photographed in The Wellington Magazine
Mic Wrangler in 2008 Dreyfoos Communications Showcase
Assistant to Technical Director in 2008 Dreyfoos Communications Showcase
Stage Manager in 2008 Dreyfoos Communications Showcase
Directed, Produced, and Edited “Subterfuge”, the only freshman film played in showcase as well as the annual Dreyfoos Film Festival
Outstanding Achievement in Film and Television Production
30 hours for work with the Laura Brooke Music Foundation (edited a film and taped a benefit concert)
30 department hours for Communications
Rank #34 out of 327, 11th percentile
3.8571 and 4.0 GPA first and second semester; 4.5 HPA
All Honors Classes for 9th grade
Passed the AP Human Geography Course in 9th grade
Internship at International Quiksigns (50 Hours)
Volunteer at Equestrian Trails Elementary Summer Camp (200 Hours)
Produced, Edited, Created Bar Mitzvah video for Brandon Palaccio (5 Hours)
Member of the Arts Section Staff for the Marquee, the Dreyfoos Yearbook publication
All Honors Classes in 10th grade
Took the AP World History Course in 10th grade

Film Credentials:
Took the Intro to Video Production Course in 6th grade
Created a video, “Such Great Heights”
Won an award for Excellence in Communications (Film)
Took the TV Production Course in 7th grade
Director/Camera for the daily announcements show, BAK MSOA Today
Took the Video Editing Course in 7th grade
Directed, Edited, Produced, Shot videos, including “Shpylvan Learning Center”, “Dirty Little Secret Music Video”, and “Earthquake.”
Co-Producer and Co-Director of the 2008 Communications Showcase in 8th grade
Created several videos used in the show, including the intro.
Took the Research I (Film) Course in 9th grade
Directed, Produced, Edited “Subterfuge”, the only Freshman film shown at the Annual Dreyfoos Film Festival as well as the Dreyfoos Communications Showcase
Edited a film and taped the benefit concert for the Laura Brooke Music Foundation
Produced, Edited, Created several Bar Mitzvah videos for Brandon Palaccio, Nicolas Rabinowitz, etc.

And at a glance, here’s my High School extracurriculars/serivce hours:

30 department hours for Communications (the required is 10)

20 hours for filming the benefit concert and producing/editing a video for the Laura Brooke Music Foundation

200 hours for volunteering at the Equestrian Trails Summer Camp for grades K-6 all summer.

5 hours for volunteering at Wellington Components, Inc.

24 hours for producing/editing several videos for various events/celebrations

Those are my hours so far.

Here are my extracurriculars:

Showcase, Video Editing (for events/celebrations), Volunteer at Summer Camp, Helping the Laura Brooke Music Foundation.

and in the future I will be on the Yearbook staff all three years left of High School.

I will be going to the Soup Kitc

Tisch is about auditions and portfolios, not laundry lists off activities. We have no way to know. If you’re talented, you’ll get in.

http://www.tripod.com
Simple, free, nice layouts

I am totally new to webdesign. I’d like create an online community, in which people can post pictures as well as text, and submit ratings on things (sorry for the vagueness). I have a design in mind. I’m not an idiot when it comes to computers, however, I have no experience when it comes to website creation. I’ve heard I should use dreamweaver. Is it user friendly? How hard will it be for me to pickup? Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

You could try Pier, which is a combination wiki and content management system that is open (you can modify the way it works).

http://smallwiki.unibe.ch/smallwiki/pier/

I found it one time but I can’t remember the name. You can create your own profile and either submit designs like logos, business cards, and website designs or create criteria for your own company. The person making an offer decides which design they like best and pays the designer for it.
I’m not looking for a place to buy a logo. I’m looking for a specific site where you can create one so others can review.

Are you looking for http://www.designbay.com

They have logo, web and other graphic design contests or freelance jobs which you can submit quotes for.

I have recently decided that I would like to become either a web designer or web developer…I spend quite a bit of time online and really would like to learn how to build my own website. I am thinking of taking a few courses at the Art institute of Washington so I can get a diploma in web design. I suppose I just wanted to ask if it would be worth while for me to do so? I see many job listing around the area for web designers so I wouldn’t have a problem finding work if I have a good enough portfolio but is web design a good career path to choose?

Web design and development is a good field right now. Most corporate jobs would go to people with four year degrees with a web design certification, but if you’re good enough, you might be able to start your own business and find clients without a degree. Most clients would expect you to do both the design and the development, and provide or arrange for the hosting – they’ll expect one-stop shopping for their site.

Good luck.

From the time I was eleven I’ve been into designing websites.Now I’m eighteen years old and looking into pursing web design as a career.I’m not stupid,I know that what I know about web design now isn’t nearly enough to get a job with.I’m planning on either going to college or taking a course on web design,but before I can make this kind of choice I need to know:

Is it difficult to break into the web design industry,even with proof of college or college level education and a portfolio?

Not hard

Start by learning HTML

http://www.w3schools.com/html/DEFAULT.asp

then go to java,flash, php, peral, CGI-bin, and all others lol

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