I have followed these steps many times: 1) Create a Photoshop file (or am given one from a designer) 2) Usually there are two files, one for the home page and another for sub-pages 3) I do the image slicing and conversion to HTML 4) I usually slice the navigation separately and create a separate PSD for it 5) Next, create a style sheet for the site 6) Flesh out the navigation logic (in DHTML, JavaScript, database driven, etc.) 7) Then I bust out common areas into separate web user controls (header, footer, navigation, etc.) 8) Create stub pages for all pages in the site 9) Complete the "Code behind" for each page (usually a data model is built before this step) 10) Add greeking text and stock photos to the pages (I'm not usually responsible for content) 11) Turn over for user acceptance testing and content authoring So basically, I wait and let the graphic design drive the programming. Hope this helps, David

Hello, does anyone know how to use DrawString / DoubleBuffer / UserPaint / AllPaintingInWmPaint to paint your own RichTextBox? This is for a news ticker that contains multiple fonts, font colors and embedded images. The autoscrolling is working great, but the flicker is really bad and I was told that double buffering is the way to go (is it, or is there something else, like making an image and double buffering its movement??). Any pointers would be really appreciated! :omg:

Maybe the "joker" from a deck of cards would be appropriate? It would be a pun for "joke" and satisfy the game/puzzle aspect. Other ideas: a clown, a space invaders ship, a court jester's hat, etc. It’s a challenge when you only have 16 x 16 to work with!