CSS for Designers

In CSS for Designers, Molly E. Holzschlag and Andy Clarke expertly guide you through some of the most complex and useful techniques used in progressive Web design. Molly and Andy consider the topics from the point of view of creative, visual people rather than developers or programmers. Their unique approach helps give designers all the tools they need to create accessible, manageable, and beautiful websites.

Table of content

Introduction

• Welcome
• Setting up for exercise files
• Chapter intro
• Web standards and CSS
• CSS goes mainstream
• The evolution of CSS design
• Into the future

Beginning with Markup

• Chapter intro
• Creating an XHTML document
• Adding semantic elements
• Validating and error correction

How CSS Is Applied

• Chapter intro
• Browser style
• User style
• Author style: inline
• Author style: embedded
• Author style: linked
• Author style: imported
• Inheritance 5m 16s

Conflict Resolution in CSS

• Chapter intro
• Origin and source order
• The important declaration
• Specificity (weight)

CSS Typography

• Chapter intro
• Using CSS to create great-looking type
• Combining graphics and CSS
• Examining image replacement

Working with Color and Contrast

• Chapter intro
• CSS color values
• Applying color to page elements
• Applying color to links
• Managing multiple link styles (descendent selectors)
• Creating depth of field
• Testing your design for color blind users
• Ensuring sufficient contrast

Background Graphics

• Chapter intro
• Adding a background image to an element
• Background repeat
• Background position
• Fixed or scroll background

CSS for Navigation

• Chapter intro
• Removing bullets or numbers from lists
• Using images for list markers
• Creating vertical navigation
• Designing a text-based horizontal navigation bar
• Creating a tabbed horizontal navigation bar

CSS Floats

• Chapter intro
• Floating columns
• Floating page elements
• Clearing floats
• Multi-column floated layout with header and footer

CSS Positioning

• Chapter intro
• Normal flow
• Relative positioning
• Absolute positioning
• Relative positioning to create a positioning context
• Fixed positioning

CSS for Design Details

• Chapter intro
• Making panels
• Creating grids
• Laying out products

Designing Beautiful Data Tables

• Chapter intro
• Creating table structures
• Adding table borders
• Using backgrounds in tables
• Special effects

Styling Forms

• Chapter intro
• Accessible form markup
• Basic fieldset styling
• Fieldset grid layout
• Styling labels and form controls
• Styling form buttons

CSS and Design Workflow

• Chapter intro
• Creating symbols for wireframes in Fireworks
• Naming conventions for class and ID
• Organizing your CSS document
• Working with multiple CSS files

Conclusion

• Goodbye

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