I created HTML:CSSJunkie a few months back. I guess I never officially released it here, but then again, I stopped posting after a while. After a recent reddit post, I have successfully regained interest and decided to keep the site active. So, please welcome HTML:CSSJunkie to the world!
In this article you’re introduced to the subjects that you’ll need to study in order to “Break into” being a Web designer. You’ll also be given a path of subjects to learn in a specific order and why you need to learn each of these subjects.
A recent trend in Web Design is what one would call ‘Pixel Perfect’. Meaning, that the detail is what makes the design stand out; the little pixels that get perfectly placed to make it truly magnificent. Here are thirty examples of websites that stand out just like that. Play close attention to the bottom of each of the images, because this is where I showcase how the designer played with pixels to make their design truly perfect.
When learning how to code in various languages, it often times helps to know the proper way to comment out certain items. If you don’t already know what it means to add a ‘comment’ to the code, just little notes. It can also be used to block something out, it’s stopping a certain piece of code from it being read by the browser, or whatever have you. Lets start, shall we?
