The MTC bought Jeff Zeldman’s book about Designing with Web Standards. I’m just barely getting into it, but I am more and more convinced that standards are the way to go. The table layouts were so confusing for me. For the Referral Manager site I had to print out the page to match up the td and tr tags. What a pain.
By using CSS I’m able to completely seperate design from content in a way that makes everything SOOO much easier. If I want to change the look of the site, I just change one file and everything else is updated. I’m going to be developing my homegrown Picture Album and I think that CSS is going to make it a lot easier.
Stuff Dan Likes
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Stuff Tammy Likes
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