I don't want to sound offensive, but after only three weeks of doing CSS, you think your stuff is worth money? Maybe it is, but from what I've seen from beginners / intermediates, the code is an absolute mess and it's hard to take it seriously.
Also, what would make anyone purchase your menu instead of use on of the thousands that exist for free? CSS isn't really a money making script, it's use should be to make your sites more semantic and easy to alter. It's also not something that is hard to learn..
I'm sure you'd make some money from some people but I wouldn't get my hopes up at all.
You'd probably make more money if you threw it up for free and put adsense on the page. The menu looks nicer than a lot of them do, so that could be what is used to draw more people in.
Comment taken, Thanks, thats why i posted on here, I feel pretty confident now that i can happily create a nice menutab for someone, Be it a forum or website, Its something which i've enjoyed doing and i'm looking forward to broadening my horizons. although i've dabbled with it for around 3 weeks solid i've had basic experiance and this is improving on a day by day basis. Whilst i don't profess to be the best, I will do what i can and will see the projects through 100%.
Alot of menu tabs are very messy with css, javascript and html all chuked in, this make it very hard for the end user to identify and correct any errors or bugs, pure CSS menus are a lot neater and simply coded. This is what i'm hoping to excel in.
Anyone can slap together any old bit of code, stir in a bit of adsense, But i beg to differ
Its worth a try, I'm not one to just give up.
Thanks for your comments as always i value all comments as i don't want to go into this half blind.
01-26-2009, 08:44 PM
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