The Art & Science Of CSS
The who’s who of the Web share their CSS design secrets!
About the course
Beautifully presented in full color, this book will teach you how to apply innovative CSS-based techniques to create visually stunning headings, forms, menus, navigation, backgrounds, and much more...
Using The Art & Science Of CSS, you’ll see just how easy it is to unleash your creative talents and design inspirational web sites with CSS. All designs in this book are visually appealing and inspiring. The CSS code used to create each of the components is included and guaranteed to be simple, efficient and cross-browser compatible.
NOTE: As this is a classic SitePoint resource, it is only available to download in PDF format only.
Authors
Cameron Adams
Cameron has been creating his unique mix of design & technology on the Web for over 13 years. His reputation for creating cutting edge experiences has been built by exploring the frontiers of HTML, CSS & JavaScript for organisations like Google, TED and Volkswagen. He's toured the world as a speaker & author and can now be found doing product design at Canva -- a startup he helped found in Sydney that is revolutionising online design.
Jina Anne
David Johnson
David Johnson is a Senior Full Stack developer, currently residing in London. For the past 16 years he's worked mainly in the field of web technologies. During the last 10 years, he has focused primarily on ASP.NET, along with HTML, JavaScript, jQuery and an array of third party components. Further professional interests include Data Visualization, Data Analysis and presentation, user experience and design, UI widgets and components.
Steve Smith
Jonathan Snook
Jonathan has been involved with the Web since ’95, and is lucky to be able to call his hobby a career. He worked in web agencies for over ten years and has worked with high-profile clients in government, the private sector, and non-profit organizations. Jonathan Snook currently runs his own web development business from Ottawa, Canada, and continues to write about what he loves on his blog, http://snook.ca/.