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[3DMatrix]

Please go through the following site, which I made sometime back.

http://www.sawalka.net

Suggestions for improvements please !

[Ordinathorreur]

It looks like your usual corporate website, nothing particularly special or original; it gets the job done.
One word of advice though, check the spelling, it has a lot of spelling mistakes.

[Cota]

Agreed, there are a lot of spelling errors. Thats so not good for a corporate website.

[3DMatrix]

If you dont mind, can you kindly point out some of the spelling mistakes. I used a spell check on the text provided by the company.

[Ordinathorreur]

Sorry for the confusion, it's not exactly spelling mistakes I mean; the mistakes are grammatical..... but what look like errors to me, may be very acceptable in your culture. Unfortunatly I don't have the time or the want to correct those errors. If I were you, I'd put all the text in a text file, or print it out, and show it to some of your friends. Two or three reads should weed out any problems. That is what I do if I am working on something that needs to be correct.

(Is Kolkata the same as Calcutta by the way, or are they different places?)

[3DMatrix]

Thanx. Well, I am not a copy writer and I take text from my clients without any responsibility of texual or factual mistakes. But still I would like to inform my client for errors.

Yes Kolkata is the new name for Calcutta (based on the local pronounciation).

I am not interested in database type sites. But I might get an assignment where people could log in and register etc to avail some facilities. Can you advise any other way to deal with the problem without the use of hard core backend programming or SQL etc ?

[smoothhabitat]

a database is really the most secure.

BUT, if you're not too worried about security. save the log in info in a text file or xml file. make sure you sha1 or md5 encrypt the passwords.