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I have taken the time to carefully learn the syntax of HTML5, CSS3, and JQuery.
I would now like to find a good resource that will help me develop a solid “design process.” In what little design I’ve done up to this point, I’ve usually ended up with a pretty nasty looking .css style sheet with a lot of one-off-isms.
I’m open to any suggestions of a good resource or just some pointers that will help toward a good HTML/CSS design strategy.
Thanks
Break up your stylesheet into modules: Navigation, content types, header, footer, etc.
Don’t use ids for assigning styles. This gives some more information on why that is, and more helpful tips http://oli.jp/2011/ids/
Read http://css-tricks.com/, Chris Coyier always has helpful tips on his site