Jeffrey Goines wrote: > hello, > > I did some web design quite a while ago and now i have some time to get > back into it but i want it as fast as possible and what i'm really > lacking is some good resource how to restart. > > it's like that i need the general html design patterns plus css in an > accesible way. > > then i want to go dymanic with ruby on rails. > > > i couldn't find any book that is not mainly html for beginners or just a > reference or creating some very particular design but one that talks > about how various often encountered design solutions are usually done > today. it maybe would be a lot on css but i don't want to learn a lot of > attributes, just the general principles and then maybe an editor which > does display all propertys i can sensefully set (maybe i'll use coda?). > It's not HTML but I really enjoyed reading "Stylin' with CSS: A Designer's Guide" - I thought it was written in a very accessible manner and it helped me, a CSS-nobody to get a reasonably good idea of the basics so that my sites stopped looking ugly.
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