CSS - Designing for the Web
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This book should be on every web content provider, every web designer's shelf. It is the definitive reference on Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), the elegant and efficient way to add and manage elements of style (fonts, color, layout) within web documents. Cascading Style Sheets, second edition, is a clear, readable, informative and thorough look at the [...] Read Full Story
Today’s tutorial is a follow up of the previous post: Design Style Tutorial: SIMPLICITY IN WEB 2.0 (Part 1). Mastering CSS may need sometimes and hard work. I’m still learning to improve what I know about it. I began to learn CSS since 4 years back. My favorite designer who has implemented such excellent integration between CSS and her blog is Veerle’s Blog. It was her old short post about CSS vs tables that started me to understand the neat order of CSS. CSS make the designing process easy... Read Full Story
As a reader of this blog, you will probably know that I recorded a video on HTML. I didn't write much about it because the video covered most of the important parts. I went over the structure of an HTML web page and outlined a few basic tags used when writing the language. One viewer watched this video but felt that it did not offer sufficient information. They wanted to be able to format the web page using cascading style sheets (CSS). Via email, they asked me if I knew any CSS, and if I... Read Full Story
TIP 18Does Google rank a page higher because of valid code? The short answer is no, even though I tested it on a small scale test with different results.
Google doesn’t care if your page is valid html and valid css. This is clear - check any top ten results in Google and you will probably see that most contain invalid HTML or CSS. I love creating accessible websites but they are a bit of a pain to manage when you have multiple authors or developers on a site.
If your site is so badly designed... Read Full Story
