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CSS From the Ground Up

Posted by michael on from the for-dummies dept.

jsin writes "Web Page Design for Designers is a great source for anyone who is looking for a non-programmer-centric view on web page design and development. Starting in his most recent issue, Joe Gillespie describes CSS from an absolute beginners perspective. Even though I've been building commercial sites for years, the article is an excellent way to review the basics in the context of endless changes in standards and practices."

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  1. Re:I'm not impressed by Anonytroll · · Score: 2, Insightful

    That might be a problem with Mozilla, though. No browser at the moment is fully standards compliant. It might be one of Mozilla's quirks.

  2. Good example by stjobe · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Budding webbdesigners, take warning from that page: Dark grey on a pale grey background is _not_ easy on the eyes, and should be avoided, no matter how 'artistical' you think it might be.

    If my eyes hurt from looking at your webpage, you're doing something wrong...

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  3. Re:Example of CSS design by GigsVT · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I feel the power!

    Half of those CSS's render with tiny unreadable fonts on Mozilla at my resolution.

    Nice!

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