This is a free template that is based on the article 'Why QBS PC Help use ems page styling' This is a static, 2 column layout made with XHTML and CSS styling. It also makes use of ems rather than pixels for fonts, padding, margins width and height and many other elements.
This page style can correctly accommodate any font size increases or decreases. It seems to work fine in Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera and Safari.
Want take a look at the CSS? Click here.
Designing a CSS styled form
Another web design article How To Create A Basic Contact Form also uses this template as a starting point.
To see the completed form click here.
How to design CSS Navigation
To help with speed of download, search engine friendliness and accessibility CSS navigation is no doubt the best solution.
So where do you start? Check out Designing horizontal and vertical navigation using CSS.
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At QBS we do not use tables to design websites as keeping the content and styles separate (XHTML and CSS) produces a quick loading site that's search engine friendly and far more accessible than a table based layout.
However, we do use tables to contain data that's best served via a table.
| Article | Date |
|---|---|
| Create A Basic Contact Form | Dec |
| Help in using CSS for web design | Jan |
| Redirecting site pages with .htaccess | Feb |
| Search Engine Optimisation Guidelines | Mar |
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