Web design 'cheat sheets'

[delooch]

for all you paperless designers out there...

http://sixrevisions.com/resources/cheat_sheets_for_web_designers/

[gnubler]

Thanks for that. Bookmarked.

I also use this one a lot, from the W3C website, for CSS. Lists all the selectors and examples of declarations.

http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp

[delooch]

thanks!

ive been resisting css for the longest time.  most of the stuff i do is personal/for friends, i really dont get too deep into web design much anymore. Dreamweaver and basic HTML has helped me limp through what ive needed to accomplish.  This looks like a good page to get toes wet..

[jezza]

You might find this useful

http://reference.sitepoint.com/css

W3C pages always seem overly complex and cluttered to me

[gnubler]

You might find this useful

http://reference.sitepoint.com/css

W3C pages always seem overly complex and cluttered to me

Thanks Jez. I have to agree about W3C - their sites are candidates for Worst of the Web. And they ARE the web.

[EyeTech]

When simplest isn't always better...

http://buskro.com/

 :laugh:

Astonishingly enough they've managed to include a typo.

[Joe]

You want simple? I'll give you simple.

http://216.114.121.178

 :laugh:

[David]

cool web site Joe...

maximized the use of the white space very well!

could use a reflection, tho.

[tapdn]

Love the simplicity, Joe, but could you center it and give it just the smallest of drop shadow please?

[EyeTech]

When simplest isn't always better...

http://buskro.com/

Just thought I'd say that the company has now updated (if that's the right word) its website and so my post doesn't make sense.