Hello all!

I'm aggreed to do a website project for a friend, that is a designer. The problem is that I was going to do it with a friend that is much better with coding that I am. I was going to do graphics, and the split the workload with a friend. Unfortunately he's too busy, so I have to do everything by myself.

I've got the graphics ready - it's pretty simple. The site for my friend will be pretty basic. Mostly html, *maybe* a script for a picture gallery. I don't have much experience with it, and I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction. Mainly how should I do it. I have photoshop cs2 and macromedia studio 8.

Basically I want to start with slicing the site (I could do it in photoshop?) and put it together, so it'll look good in all browsers (well, IE for sure). Any suggestions?

One portion of the site will be my friends music projects. After a website guest will click on the "Music Projects" menu button, what I wanted to do there is to have a little "project preview" with a small CD cover and some text, and a "more" link. Right now there would be three of them, but there would be more, so the site would have to dynamically expand to the bottom, as more is added.

How would I do that?

I'm sure that I'll have more questions later. Any good tutorials that you could point out that I would accomplish just that?

Thanks!!

Since you do not have a lot of experience coding I would suggest slicing the layout in imageready and then exporting it as html (it will automatically generate the tables for you) then open up the html file and start "fixing" the markup:

if you have:

<td rowspan="2" colspan="3"><img src="layout-03.gif" /></td>

you should replace it with:

<td rowspan="2" colspan="3" style="background: url(layout-03.gif)></td>

you can either use inline css or a stylesheet (recommended) and once you are done you can start adding content.