Some of the Best CSS Resources on the Web
Jan 6th, 2008 by admin
Design professionals once ignored CSS, chalking it up to nothing more than a fad that would eventually fade into the background. Over time, its ease of use and wealth of design applications have made it the new favorite of media designers everywhere. If you haven’t jumped on the bandwagon yet, what are you waiting for? Here we take a look at six of the best beginner CSS resources available on the web.
The reading is dry, but if you’re serious about learning CSS this is your first and best place to start. This is the official CSS manual. The easiest way to use this resource is to practice while you are reading so that you can transform that technical language into practical application.
This is a more approachable guide to CSS basic, along with a few easy-to-follow tutorials.
The Noodle Incident’s CSS Panic Guide
An outstanding and irreverent list of resources, arranged into categories, to help you get through those middle-of-the-night panic moments when you suddenly realize something isn’t working.
101 CSS Tips, Tutorials and Examples
The name says it all. Every piece of CSS information you need can be found within these 101 links.
Still not convinced that CSS is worth your time? Here are a web designer’s views on why you’re wrong.
A beautiful example of the type of design you can accomplish with CSS. (Added bonus: if you’re still hopelessly baffled by web design, you can hire them to do it for you.)
An open web-community project that aims to show designers how important CSS is by demonstrating is capabilities. Even if you’re not a designer, you’re bound to be impressed by these examples.
What’s with the nasty John McCain ad on this post?
I am agreed wth your mind~ Yes, It is very useful~ Thanks.
See it again!
where the hell is CSSPlay on your list?
www.cssplay.co.uk
These are great resources for any beginner to advanced Designer!
Actually, I would discourage anyone that is just starting with CSS to read the specifications. They are in no way a manual; they’re technical documents (hence, specifications) made for browsers developers to read on how to implement CSS. However for more experienced designers it offers a wealth of information on why certain parts of css work how they work.
For the rest, a pretty good list, though I’d add cssplay.co.uk as well!
The Design Rant is quite poorly written, not to mention very old. Other than that, not a bad start on a list.
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Honestly, my involvement with CSS and front-end coding has been one of the best things that have ever happened to me. I started out with CSS about five years ago after being inspired by the CSS Zen Garden. From there, A List Apart became a wonderful philosophical and practical reference. The CSS Beauty Skillshare forum is another valuable resource where everyone from beginners to advanced coders share insights on everything from best practices to bug fixes.
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Where’s CSS Play?
Otherwise, nice list.
Way to try and hide your advertising by posting in it with some legitimate links (hint hint Fisticuff Design Co.) Stop trying to scam people into visiting your site!
Thank you! Great resources
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How in the *hell* did this get front page on Digg? This is pure crap.
Tables are faster to develop with, more scalable and more suitable for the placement of images on web pages.
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The easiest way to use this resource is to practice while you are reading so that you can transform that technical language into practical application.
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eller ska vi bara vara robotar
Also unsure why this is being Dugg. Are there that many diggers on today that have just started to learn CSS? Or is there something else going on here? The quality of the Digg results are slowly declining.
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These are some great suggestions! I’m currently in the process of designing a unique layout for a client’s website, but need a quality, somewhat out of the ordinary layout that I can use in the mean time. I’m sure something on one of these sites will work.
Thanks again!
Good list. Thanks.
what about cssvault.com meyerweb.com and alistapart.com
We at Fisticuff Design appreciate the compliment.
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Great post - there definitely is an uprising of nice, clean design with bold use of colour at the minute - especially since the introduction of css. It appears designers have now realised that making content easier to access rather than putting obstacles in their way actually increased satisfaction - of course, they have to look great as well.
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