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Floatitis - 6 part series
Nice series on dealiing with floats
more fromwww.onderhond.com
Learn CSS Positioning in Ten Steps: position static relative absolute float
more fromwww.barelyfitz.com
Blasting the Myth of the Fold - Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design
The idea that some people put forth that users don't scroll has always struck me as patently ridiculous! This is a good article - obviously, you need to put your most important content - the stuff that tells readers what the site is about or good for, above the fold. Personally, I would *much* rather scroll than go to another page! Hello - that's what cntrl+F is for! (or in my case, apple+F). Guess what - we've all learned to scroll! Duh!
in list: Accessible and Usable Web Design
more fromwww.boxesandarrows.com
Iconfactory : Software : Xscope
grid tool for layouts - Mac OSX
more fromiconfactory.com
Stopdesign | Choosing the right tool
Parenthetical thoughts, concepts, and brainstorms
Photoshop first or go right to HTML/CSS? Continuing the discussion started by 37 Signals
in list: Photoshop
more fromstopdesign.com
CSS Float Theory: Things You Should Know | CSS | Smashing Magazine
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Round corners in pure css for liquid design and transparent scrolling - tutorial and stylesheet
more fromhome.tiscali.nl
Stu Nicholls | CSSplay | Experiments with cascading style sheets | Doing it with Style
This is the site most of those CSS navigation menus from the last link were from! Why not link directly here. Lots of good CSS fun here. Menus, Layouts, Boxes, Opacity, Cross-browser info, Javascript, Demos, etc.
in list: DOM Scripting and Javascript
more fromwww.cssplay.co.uk
Killing Off Web Widows - Beast-Blog.com
One to two words on a new line can be referred to as a typographer's widow. This can happen on the web, and while nit-picky, still adds up to a better site.
more fromgreen-beast.com
How to get Cross Browser Compatibility Every Time | Anthony Short | Web Design & Development
This is a great summary!
in list: Hacks, Bugs, Filters and Browser Behavior
more fromanthonyshort.com.au
Applying Divine Proportion To Your Web Designs | How-To | Smashing Magazine
more fromwww.smashingmagazine.com
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