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Basic tips and tricks: 4.Css

By On September 1, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Hello everybody, I’m back with another version of basic tips and tricks.

After having a talk with a client, about the basic on css, I thought it might be good to have an easy introduction.

So let’s give it a try. We’ll talk about:

Why would you use css? How to insert css in your [...]

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enhance your css

By On March 19, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Writing css code isn’t that hard, it’s easy, clean but can be a pain in the ass to keep it readable when you have hundreds or maybe thousands of lines of code.

When sticking to specific rules it can all be made a bit more readable:

always use a reset of some sort alphabetize write [...]

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layout inspiration

By On February 5, 2009 · Leave a Comment

A lot of programmers seem to hate the layout part of the job. Well if you work in a big company you probably won’t do the two jobs, but in some cases, or when you work in a small company (ex 1-5 employees) you have to do them both (layout and programming). And for those [...]

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basic tips and tricks: 1. Basic HTML

By On November 3, 2008 · Leave a Comment

There seems to be a big lack of knowledge in the field of basic web design, therefore I decided to write a step-by-step web design tutorial. Every post will be a new chapter in development; I will try to give you a fresh view on what really matters and is interesting for starting users. We’ll [...]

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Tables: use or don't use

By On September 16, 2008 · Leave a Comment

When creating a more complex table the last few days, I noticed that it is very useful to create them with the different additional elements: tbody, thead, tfoot, col, th, td, etc…
In order to create a table in your webpage, it is not required to use these elements but when using css [...]

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