In Part 2 of this series we will continue with the design in Fireworks. We will begin work on the content area, lay the ground work for displaying equal-length columns in your CSS layout and create a dividing rectangle using textures between the Banner area and the content area.

The Concept to Cross-Media Compatibility Series:
From Concept to Cross-Media Compatibility: Part One - Building the Header
From Concept to Cross-Media Compatibility: Part Two - Building the Content Area
From Concept to Cross-Media Compatibility: Part Three - Buidling the Footer and Exporting the Slices
From Concept to Cross-Media Compatibility: Part Four - Site Structure and Image Preparation
From Concept to Cross-Media Compatibility: Part Five - Building the Screen Media Type Layout
From Concept to Cross-Media Compatibility: Part Six - Completing the Screen Media Type Layout
From Concept to Cross-Media Compatibility: Part Seven - Building the Print Media Type Layout
From Concept to Cross-Media Compatibility: Part Eight - Building the Handheld Media Type ...

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