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960 Grid System layout tools and code sure to save design & development time
0 Comments Published March 26th, 2008 in CSS, prototyping, process, toolsNathan Smith has launched 960.gs, a very promising framework and design toolset for layout using CSS. Besides a great foundation of code for implementing a flexible grid system, he’s created accompanying templates for sketching preliminary designs on paper and wireframing detailed designs in Visio, OmniGraffle, Fireworks, and/or Photoshop. As with any Nathan Smith endeavor, this […]
Garrett, Jared, and Nathan did a great job crafting the Geniant blog and priming it with some good posts. Now it’s up to the rest of us to fill it with content.
I took my first step towards that end this evening by posting my first article “Web Standards Basics”. I’m guessing most folks reading here […]
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