Thu, 2010-08-19 05:07
I am new at this and I need advice from you professionals with a lot of experience. Unfortunately, we do not have a budget for this so we cannot outsource it. However, I am interested in learning new technology, but I want to make sure I am following proper standards and making good code.
The project I was given is to design and implement a Wordpress theme that would look as it was designed on a Mac on several platforms/browsers (Windows/IE, iPhone/Safari, etc).
After designing the theme on Gimp, I am ready to start transitioning it to HTML and CSS. I started reading some blogs/forums that mentioned that using frameworks like Blueprint would make it easy to create CSS files for several platforms/browsers. Can you please recommend if I should use Blueprint? If not, can you please recommend a good CSS tutorial? Lastly, how do I check if my CSS is good?
Thu, 2010-08-19 06:13
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I find frameworks to be a
I find frameworks to be a waste of time and lead to bulk code that is unnecessary and usually bad practices.
Go to htmldog.com and read through the tutorials.
You'll know when your CSS is good when you've been coding for more than 5 years and I can look at code and see the rendered version in your head without seeing it on the screen.