From the Publisher: Dave Shea created the CSS Zen Garden (www.csszengarden.com). The idea was simple and elegant: Take some well-written HTML and invite designers to apply their CSS skills to create wildly imaginative designs, and then post the underlying CSS code on the site for others to study and use. From its humble beginnings in 2003, the Zen Garden has grown to include nearly 150 designs from around the world and has set the standard for high-quality Web site design using CSS. In The Zen of CSS Design: Visual Enlightenment for the Web, renowned Web designers Molly Holzschlag and Dave Shea walk you through 36 of the most inspiring designs in the Zen Garden.
26.72 USD

* Design style sheets that make your Web pages friendly to printers, handheld devices, and other media
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Proving once and for all that standards-compliant design does not equal dull design
59.99 USD

Proving once and for all that standards-compliant design does not equal dull design
59.99 USD

Proving once and for all that standards-compliant design does not equal dull design
59.99 USD

Proving once and for all that standards-compliant design does not equal dull design, this inspiring tome uses examples from the landmark CSS Zen Garden site as the foundation for discussions on ...
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With strong focus on foundations of CSS and CSS design sets as well as using SVG, PNG, and Alternative CSS, this book is full of examples and deconstruction's to aid in understanding CSS and its application.
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A very small decorative text font for Flash and CSS design. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn?t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song ?Savoy Truffle,? which begins ?cream tangerine.?
29.00 USD

A playful and highly readable font for Flash and CSS design. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn?t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song ?Savoy Truffle,? which begins ?cream tangerine.?
29.00 USD

An emphasized font for Flash or CSS design. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn?t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song ?Savoy Truffle,? which begins ?cream tangerine.?
29.00 USD