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  1. Re:CSS by Falesh · · Score: 2, Informative · on The Art and Science of CSS

    Agreed, it is a cracking book that sets you on the right path. After that you can learn extras from sites like A List Apart, CSS Beauty, css Zen Garden, etc.

  2. the cheap way by Kuku_monroe · · Score: -1 · on Best Ways to Learn Graphics Design for the Web?
    Tutorials and a lot of web surfing is the answer.
    For tuts go here:http://www.good-tutorials.com/tutorials/photo shop/web-graphics
    For great css pages go here: http://www.cssbeauty.com/

    You could always hire a web designer, or a graphic designer :)

  3. Other books by Falesh · · Score: 1 · on CSS: The Missing Manual
    I don't agree that there are is a lack for a book like this. Head First HTML with CSS & XHTML tought me XHTML, with good practice, and CSS very painlessly, in fact it was fun. For more advanced stuff you can use the tools you have learned with imagination, buy The ZEN of CSS Design: Visual Enlightenment for the Web, and exelant book even if you don't buy it for the CSS aspect, or check sites like:
  4. WebDevs for FOSS by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Where to Advertise for Open Source Job Openings?

    CSS Beauty

    Not particularly relevant to your case, admittedly, but it's one of the few places I check regularly ...

    Scroll to the bottom of the page.

    fristpsot?

  5. Re:*sigh* by Run4yourlives · · Score: 1 · on Should Businesses Have Mobile Friendly Websites?

    Part of creating a website is drawing an area on my screen and start working within it.

    There's your problem right there. This is a print mentality, not a web one. As a designer, you should be designing sites that can "bend" into a variety of screen resolutions and platforms, becuase that is your canvas.

    But heck, I even like to use tables instead of div, just because I try to minimize the risk.

    The risk of what? Producing something of quality? Designing on the web has come a long way since 1997. If you don't stay up to speed in this industry, you will fast become irrelevant. CSS has already solved some of the more common issues on the web - including the one in questions, as well as your screen size issue. It's time for "designers" like yourself to get with the program already.

    Check out Zen Garden, CSS Vault and CSS Beauty for some more information

  6. CSS showcase by Dr.Opveter · · Score: 1 · on 10 Best Resources for CSS

    Some more CSS showcase sites I like to check out every now and then:

    CSS Beauty
    The Weekly Standards

    Also this site has some nice templates

  7. Re:I'll take content over "hip-looking, style-lade by Dr.Opveter · · Score: 1 · on Web Design Garage

    a site focused on content without any style is still useful; a site focused on style without content is not.

    Actually, style without content doesn't have to be useful. I mean, why do people like to go see art in a museum, cause it's useful?
    I visit sites like css Zen Garden and CSS Beauty to check out nice designs. I couldn't care less what the site content is about.