About Web Design / HTML: A Blast from the Past

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Web Design / HTML Web Design / HTML Design Basics Learn HTML CSS XML Careers From Jennifer Kyrnin, your Guide to Web Design / HTML I've been really busy the last few weeks working on an HTML5 book and then at a conference, so I don't have any new articles this week (sorry!) but I thought you might like to check out some of these older articles that are still useful for learning web design skills. I've been writing about HTML and web design since 1997, so there are a lot of articles to choose from! If you're curious about what I was writing about years ago, check out the date index. I've been writing about HTML, CSS, and web design since 1997. I have hundreds, if not thousands, of articles on the site that have just as much relevance today as they did when I first wrote them. You can find them by searching the site, or more simply by browsing the aforementioned article library. And if you can't find the answer to your question, you can always suggest an article or ask a question in my web design and HTML forums. Anti-alias Information Images on web pages are made of square blocks or pixels, and so it can be difficult for a monitor to display really smooth curves. Anti-aliasing or font smoothing is a way of making those curves appear smoother on a monitor. See More About:  font smoothing  anti-aliasing  web images CSS Media Types Create Print-Friendly Pages CSS is not just for styling web pages in browsers. You can use CSS to style your web pages for print. Rather than creating an entirely different web page that is intended to be printed, you can use CSS2 print properties to style your pages so that they print more effectively. See More About:  printing web pages  media types  css Write a GREAT Web Page Fourteen steps to moving your web pages from good to great. Poll: Do you like you-are-here indicators in navigation? You-are-here indicators are a way of telling people where they are in the navigation of a web page. Many For example, you might change the color of the navigation section or add a pointer or something else. But a lot of sites don't include them at all. What do you think about these indicators? Worthless or critical? Vote Now View Results Web Design / HTML Ads Web Design Web Design Companies Web Design Company Web Design Firms CSS Design Featured Articles XML Class Prioritizing Web Projects - How to Prioritize Become a Freelance Web Designer Class Adding Web Graphics - Tips for Web Images Cascading Style Sheets Full Class Use Headings to Structure Your Web Pages   More from About.com Living with Depression From the little things (managing household chores), to the more challenging (learning to forgive) these eight tips can help you manage depression. More> Symptoms of Depression Concerned that you or someone you love may be depressed? Learn more about the symptoms of this condition, including some you might not expect. More> This newsletter is written by: Jennifer Kyrnin Web Design / HTML Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Web Design / HTML newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com   Must Reads Find the Perfect Web Page Editor Learn HTML Learn CSS HTML 4.01 Tags / XHTML 1.0 Elements How to Build a Website   Follow me on: Advertisement