Adam’s Favorite CSS Techniques
- Posted November 14th, 2008
- Filed under: How We Do It, Technology
As a web designer, one of the most exciting aspects of joining BatchBlue a year and a half ago (wow, has it really been that long?) was the opportunity to develop with web standards every single day. In my past as a multimedia designer, I worked with many diverse software packages. But I was then and still am completely in love with good, old-fashioned, W3C-sanctioned XHTML and CSS that works on every (modern) browser and in any environment.
Designing with CSS can be a bit tricky, and I’ve helped quite a few people get started over the past couple of years. I finally decided to collect all of my favorite CSS techniques and record them in one place—which I’ve done in a post on my personal blog appropriately called “My Favorite CSS Techniques“.
I wanted to share the list here, too, in case:
- you’re starting your own business and are curious of “the right way” to build your site…
- you’re looking to save some money and want to update your existing web site yourself…
- you’re just curious about how to do this stuff!
