CSS layouts are so much better than 2010
In finally dropping IE11 support for my last few projects, I’ve been able to use raw CSS —not somebody else’s framework— and it’s lovely to see how far CSS has come.
In finally dropping IE11 support for my last few projects, I’ve been able to use raw CSS —not somebody else’s framework— and it’s lovely to see how far CSS has come.
Derek Punsalan’s take on a CSS version of a Table of Contents is a good effort, but he stopped a mile short of the finish line.
Truth be told, there are no rules to what you have to abide by when designing a new website. You can do pretty much what you like, but then again, you might not have much repeat traffic. Here are some tips for those starting out.
CSS, albeit old, is an amazing breakthrough in the way we can separate markup from how things are displayed.