Last month, I had the pleasure of teaching a friend basic HTML and CSS for a job that required him to know the bare essentials of building a website. Instead of learning how to use Dreamweaver, he wanted to understand the way modern websites work, utilizing CSS stylesheets and table-less layouts.
For my latest project, I created a great interface for an administration panel, complete with great looking forms and buttons. The one thing that stuck out like a sore thumb, however, were the ugly radio buttons and checkboxes I had to use repeatedly throughout the panel, so I decided to fix them.
CSS is powerful in styling HTML documents and making things look the way you want. When writing CSS, there are a few factors to consider that can impact the way you write your code and structure your files. The following are some best bet practices to clean, effective styling with CSS.
DevGrow is a journal on web design, development and usability written by Monji Dolon.
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