With President Obama in India this week, it is a good time to offer a JumpStart based on an Indian city. Lucknow is the capital city of Uttar Pradesh in India, and is also now the latest CMX JumpStart, CMX JumpStart Lucknow.

The main construction of CMX JumpStart Lucknow consists of liquid outer DIVs, but fixed inner content widths. This ensures that the design fills out the user's browser width while still maintaining a good line reading length. There are styles for two or three column options that can be controlled from a single CSS file. The first tier tabbed navigation uses the popular Sliding Door technique, and the second tier navigation uses an unordered list for greater accessibility. Both navigation schemes provide for a current page marker. The optional third column includes a styled Spry Accordion widget. A version of the Lucknow logo is included as a multi-layered PNG that is fully editable.

(And if this is all still not enough for you, later in this article I will give you a bonus CSS3 style sheet. You'll be able to add gradients, rounded corners, box shadows, and RGBA color to enhance the design without the weight of extra images.) ...

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