The CSS Starter Page Series Part 13: Designing with a Grid

Monday, 04 January 2010 22:00 PDFPrintE-mail

Wonderful as the CSS Starter Pages are, they are now a few years old. They are still invaluable as a starting point, but perhaps could benefit from a bit of sprucing up as we develop a site for the new decade 2010.

In this article, we'll expand the layout to the popular 960 pixel width that optimizes a site for the current lowest common denominator screen resolution of 1024 by 768. We'll use a grid to help us develop precise columns that divide the page into thirds. For fun, we'll then use the CSS3 property border-radius to make the design fancier without the weight of images.

The CSS Starter Page Series:
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 1: Faux-Column Images
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 2: More Background Images
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 3: Three-Column Fluid Background Images
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 4: Rounded Corner Background Images
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 5: Shadows and Rounded Corner Background Images
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 6A: Adding Navigation Schemes
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 6B: Adding Navigation Schemes Part Two
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 6C: Adding Navigation Schemes Part Three
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 7: Adding a Spry Menu Bar
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 8: Managing Content with Spry
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 9: Working with the Conditional Comment
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 10: Adding a Print Style Sheet
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 11: Adding a Handheld Style Sheet
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 12: Adding a jQuery Slideshow
The CSS Starter Page Series - Part 13: Designing with a Grid...


Posted: 2010-01-04 22:00:00

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