Archive for the ‘CSS’ Category

CSS Tools to Make Design Easier

One of the dreaded things about design and CSS is repeating the same processes all the time. Things such as creating menus or buttons slow down the process of design, and take away from the designers time that can be spent on other parts of the design. Here are five generators that can [...]

Smooth Your Design and Round Those Corners

Designers are constantly looking for methods to make their design work more slick and smooth. There are various ways of doing this with flash as nothing is smoother than vector graphics. Though, CSS is often overlooked still today as a coding toolset for producing some visually impressive web pages. One popular addition to web pages [...]

Dynamic Font Sizes

One of the undocumented features on the web is how dynamic it is, especially in a Web 2.0 environment. Even at today, the web has evolved from what it was in the mid to late 90s. In the late 90s every site was static, and if something was to be changed it would [...]

Designing For Those With Disabilities

An article on DeveloperFox brings up an important subject, one that most developers seem to forget.   That subject is how do people with disabilities use your site?

How to over design with CSS.

Is there such a thing as an over designed site with CSS?  Yes, over designing with CSS can be done.  You may think that sounds strange, but it is true.  When your visitors are annoyed by something you designed via CSS, then you have over designed.  Starting with Internet Explorer version 5.5, Microsoft added their [...]