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• Table of ContentsThe Zen of CSS Design: Visual Enlightenment for the WebBy Dave Shea, Molly E. Holzschlag Publisher: Peachpit PressPub Date: February 17, 2005ISBN: 0-321-30347-4Pages: 304
Copyright Acknowledgments Dave Shea Thanks: Molly E. Holzschlag Thanks: From Both Dave and Molly Special Thanks About the Authors Dave Shea Molly E. Holzschlag Introduction What Is This Book About? Who Should Buy This Book? Conventions Used How Should I Use This Book? Chapter 1.
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Genesis The Beginning of a Change Why these Standards? Planting the Seed Default DesignTranquille Implications Laying the Foundation Semantic Markup Building Great Markup The Test of Time Zen Garden Source HTML Visual Structure Designing For Flexibility Lessons Taught Benefits of Web Standards Lessons Learned Accessibility Checking Text Scalability XHTML and Mime Types Foreign Languages Copyright and Theft Build it Bigger, Build it Better! Chapter 2.
Design
Atlantis: Minimal design, unity, and symbolism Zunflower: Playing with light and shadow, shape and space Springtime: Using color to evoke emotion Viridity: Balancing pattern, texture, and contrast Ballade: Using the imagination to create visual flow and guide the eye Night Drive: Converting static site mock-ups to code, and solving problems when doing so Chapter 3.
Layout
Backyard: Understanding absolute positioning and floats Entomology: Centered layouts in contemporary Web design White Lily: Principles and process for designing effective layouts Prêt-à-porter: Exploring horizontal lines in a vertical world CS(S) Monk: Meaningful positioning and understanding the grid Not So Minimal: Dealing with common overflow problems Chapter 4.
Imagery
Japanese Garden: Understanding image formats and optimization Revolution!: Applying images with CSS Deco: Minimal imagery, maximum impact No Frontiers!: Breaking out of the box using rounded imagery Coastal Breeze: Creating imagery for your work and finding additional source material What Lies Beneath: Three-dimensional environments in two-dimensional form Chapter 5.
Typography
Oceans Apart: Simplicity in type leads to lasting, effective design Si6: The trouble with fonts, and how to cope with that trouble Release One: Coming to terms with the insanity that is font sizing Dead or Alive: Grace and gravity in typographic design Blood Lust: Exploring type formatting options Golden Mean: Method and creativity combined to create typographic balance Chapter 6.
Special Effects
This is Cereal: The cascade and layering effects Gemination: Two designs but one style sheet Bonsai Sky: Working around browser limitations with creative imagery and code Tulipe: CSS drop-down menus with an alternative for Internet Explorer Door to my Garden: Simple CSS resulting in impressive, sophisticated visual effects Elastic Lawn: Visual problem solving sometimes goes further than skin-deep Chapter 7.
Reconstruction
Hedges: Background images blend seamlessly with a variable foreground Radio Zen: A radio dial made possible with a fixed background image South of the Border: Corralling content with margins and positioning Corporate ZenWorks: From competition to concord Open Window: One design, three layouts Mnemonic: Designer tricks for liquid layouts and enhanced effects Closing Thoughts CSS Crib Sheet Understand the Problem Other Resources CSS Design Web Sites Publications Books Submit Your Own!