Korayem/css

From the page: "As a web developer, if youâ€re to be successful, you have to have a constant yearning for learning new things. In an industry that evolves rapidly, youâ€ve got to keep up r you risk being obsolete and outdated. Keeping up with trends, weeding out the fads, and adopting new techniques to your web-building arsenal is an essential part of being a web developer."

Blueprint CSS Framework Resources

From the page: "While initiating a recent project to make substantial changes to an existing Web application, it was decided to dump the table-based layout used in its original design in favor of CSS. We opted to use the Yahoo! User Interface (YUI) Library after evaluating different approaches. The YUI Library provides core CSS resources that have been developed by a professional team of developers and extensively tested by the Web community.

This tutorial walks you through the steps of how to move from a table-based design to a CSS-based layout with the help of the YUI Library."

From the page: "In addition to worrying about browsers, Web standards, and more, you also have to consider the multitude of devices or media that may be used to view a site. The CSS media type provides the functionality to build Web applications whose presentation may vary with its target media. Hereâ€s an examination of this CSS feature, along with examples."

From the page: "Grid systems bring visual structure and balance to site design. As a tool grids are useful for organizing and presenting information. Used properly, they can enhance the user experience by creating predictable patterns for users to follow. From designerâ€s point of view they allow for an organized methodology for planning systematic layouts.

After creating a well-structured and usable grid, consider allowing it to breath. A page without a grid is a usability nightmare. On the other hand, a grid that has creatively overlapping, escaping, or energizing columns leads to a more enjoyable user experience. Discovering or planning areas of the design that will have some freedom will lead to more interesting and appealing design solutions."

From the page: "Compressing files before they are sent to the browser has many benefits. The page will load faster and less bandwidth is used, resulting in better user experience and reduced cost. There are a few of different HTTP Compression module implementations out there, but I wanted one that would compress WebResource.axd. I couldn't find any that did, so I tried to find a way to do it myself."

From the page: "Over the last 11 years I've spent a great deal of time trying to improve client websites with an eye for minimalist interface design and code. While the minimalist design esthetic is not the choice for every client the notion of less code and faster load times always goes over well. Today, many of web applications I design and code for have a plethora of Javascript and CSS files. Fortunately, there are many options to solve this rather simple problem. Compression, obfuscation and bundling are all great options."

From the page: "This style sheet describes the typical formatting of all HTML 4.0 ([HTML40]) elements based on extensive research into current UA practice. Developers are encouraged to use it as a default style sheet in their implementations."