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28th Jun 2006

esn studio - redesign

Almost every website is going through a redesign, so I thought I would join the hype. Well, that’s not the real reason, but yes, this weblog has been redesigned.

The objectives of the redesign

- To push ads [Read about Adsense Tips and Tricks]
- To highlight the articles (content pages)
- To have a slightly different layout for index page and the rest of the site
- To experiment with the bottomsidebar
- To brush up my css

CLICK HERE TO VIEW IT IN ACTION (Theme Name: Studio)

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22nd Jun 2006

CSS Vault Redesign

CSS Vault
CSS Vault is having a redesign (it’s still a work-in-progress at this moment).

Some of the things I love:

- Navigation Tabs
- Overall Layout (minus the color scheme - I don’t really like the combination of green and blue)
- Site Rating

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25th May 2006

CSS Tips

My 5 CSS Tips by Mike Rundle at businesslogs.com.

1. Organize Your CSS
2. Avoid Default Styles
3. Use Your Utility Tags
4. Use The Right Tool For The Job
5. Name According To Where It Is, Not What It Looks Like

Not very sure about #2, but I think the rest of them are good practices to follow. Check out the original post for more.

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23rd May 2006

Web Standards

Web Standards is defined as a set of rules or specifications that should be followed when developing a website. The main objectives of web standards are to separate data from the presentation, to enhance compatibility, accessibility, extensibility and maintainability and to make user experiences richer and more enjoyable.

Read the full article: Web Standards

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28th Dec 2005

CSS Import

For inspiration: www.cssimport.com

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