web design
Adobe CS3 Overview
Adobe released Creative Suite 3 today, which is probably their biggest release ever. Since the merge with Macromedia a lot of speculation has gone on about which programs were to make it into the Suite and which ones were to be ditched. For the web designers who were wondering, GoLive has been replaced by Dreamweaver, ...
Read moreBoagworld.com: Pragmatic Accessibility
Boagworld.com tackles the problem of practicality VS design
Read moreThe Website Development Process
Tokyo based magazine PinMag gives us an excellent explanation of how to go about a web design project
Read moreWhy Tables Are Bad
If you have ever put your nose into web design, you have probably heard that tables are bad for web design. Why is that? Tables are meant to be used for tabular information, not for positioning of layout elements. Not all browsers support tables is the second reason. The source code is also messy and complicated and makes it harder one the web designer himself when trying to modify things in a document with tables. There are also other reasons why tables should not be used to lay out documents.
Read moreCSS Syntax
CSS “commands”, style rules is the proper name, are composed of:
selector {property:value}
The selector is the HTML element to be specified, i.e., the element that will be affected by the rule which is expressed in between curly brackets. The rule is composed of a property, which is the “part” of the HTML element that you want to modify, and the value of the property. Property and value compose the declaration.
Read moreWhat Is CSS?
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets.
It’s a method of specyfing how elements in an HTML page will look, i.e., it’s a method of specifying the style of elements in a page. While HTML tags say: “This is a paragraph”, “This is a headline” and so on, Cascading Style Sheets specify how those paragraphs, headlines and so on actually look.
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