One of the most enjoyable moments for a web designer is coding CSS. It's such a nice language that it actually gets fun to work with it... style your pages and actually watching your designs gain life and forms. But sometimes, a little help is welcome.
Apart from the awesome design you get fed with here, it is time to start a new series! CSS Quick Tricks!
To be honest, I didn't really know where to start, so I thought I'd start at something simple, and then, as we move on, we get in to more advanced topics on CSS.
For this quick trick, I'm going to teach you where you can place your CSS, the most efficient way.
Previously we've shown how to make a small layout on fireworks based on the 9rules desing. Now we're going to show you how to set this to code up. We're gonna explain everything, from slicing in Fireworks to setting the css in the code. Enjoy and let's get started!
STEP 1 - SECTIONS
Lately I have been working with my brother on a promising project. Actually I shouldn’t even been talking about that now, but it’s necessary to say some things. Basically it’s all about CSS, it’s really cool, and it's called Wedeed.
Anyway, what he asked me to do was the logo and later its GUI.
Throughout this article I will illustrate the creation of a weblog with the web 2.0 style. From the briefing to the CSS development.
Guidelines
The blog will be created to my brother who had asked me to do that, besides, he gave me some guidelines of some design aspects that he would like to have in his blog:
In 2006 CSS celebrates its 10th anniversary. What does that mean? CSS has changed the way web designers create their sites, separating Markup from presentation, benefitting designer and uses alike.
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