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After learning the language of design, how does one effectively use Cascading Styles Sheets to create visually strong web sites? Professional CSS gives developers a peek into the process of the best CSS designers in the world through the work of high profile, real-world web sites that made them famous. Core chapters focus on one designer and a web site they worked on. Each chapter documents designers' processes from start to finish and how they overcame each site's unique set of challenges. In each chapter are easily digestible demonstrations of CSS tips and techniques used for the site for advanced CSS developers. At the end of each chapter, designers provide greater insight into their process by talking about what they would have done differently. By creating a more hands-on, exploratory look into designing large-scale, professional-level standards-based CSS web sites, Professional CSS is aimed at being the book readers naturally gravitate towards after going through Beginning CSS.
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