Who are the CSS designers on GFY?
 

Just curious??

Who are the top CSS designers here??

me.
Just finished this home page for a client (not the site, just the disclaimer page):
http://www.wedesig.net/clients/TY/ <--- full css

and this blog, obviously full CSS as well: http://ricksbabereview.com/

machine gun kelly is a master at css/xhtml

i do pretty good.. working on some css galleries now...

AlienQ did some work for bridal shop. I like it.
http://yvettesbridalformal.com/index.htm

I am the guy from http://www.motiontheme.com and http://www.bangthemes.com all designed and coded by me. Check the samples to evaluate my level ;)

Recent work:
http://pokercity.motiontheme.com/
http://hotties.bangthemes.com/
http://tuning.motiontheme.com/

and loads and loads of others :)

P.s. prices are not cheap.

You just had to put the word top in there, didn't you...

They call me Joe Subpar.

Does using it for 4 years now for placement make me a "guru"?

dont be fooled i am the master.
i can do it better then anyone mentioned here, but i am not cheap.

some i have even worked with and they couldnt pull it off but i wont mention names. :winkwink:

when are you gonna show me some of your shit?? :winkwink:

going to go a little off-topic but what's the best way to learn CSS ??

should I just give in and take the 3 month program at the local university?

you are on the internet ... right?

google that shit :winkwink:

or yea, take the course ...

google, lots of sites, search for css tips and tricks, css lessons, etc, lots of forums too

check out www.AdultDesign.com

VIEW -> PAGE SOURCE

Enjoy.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh ... I like the guys at h3ads.com.

I think I do a decent bit of CSS ;) The last few people I worked for on GFY were happy with it anyway :)

I do CSS on my websites, however, I don't do graphic design work.

Sharphead beat me to it:
Don't bother with a University-led program; I was in one as part of my degree, and suffice to say it was a bunch of bullshit with nothing but praise for "accessibility experts" like Jakob Nielsen, who uses tables for layouts on his own website anyway.

The best way to learn is to view the source of as many pages as possible and use that in conjunction with a decent text editor which can highlight the HTML tags (if you're running Windows, I'd recommend the excellent and free Winsyntax) and the W3Schools CSS Reference.

I'd also get yourself a few brewskies for when you try to get something working in Internet Explorer that works in everything else. :thumbsup

I'd like to know too!!

you have icq?

:repuke LMAO

Where did you go, pussyserver?

HUh?:1orglaugh

US of course :P

We do!
 

Css is a must. Count on us for that!
:thumbsup