- are still designing navigation using non-standard fonts etc.
That doesn't have to be such a problem if you use image replacement.
- When they export a stylesheet to create styles, they use styles that
you have to apply to each paragraph. I guess it's something created
automatically by something like Imageready.
Going back to my first point, I wouldn't worry about this as you'd
automatically disregard any styles exported from ImageReady (or any other
graphics program) and just create the markup from scratch.
- don't necessarily know what can be done with CSS on a design level etc.
Maybe select some designs from CSS galleries to demonstrate what can be
done. You would have to be selective, however, as the entries aren't
always great examples of best practices.
This thread has a good list of some of them:
http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=341031
You might also like to look at the showcase at Accessites.org -
http://www.accessites.org/showcase/ - which aims to present
"great-looking, highly usable, and very accessible" sites. Their
checklists and critera might also provide some useful info as to things to
keep in mind/strive for when creating websites.
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