kashit - Ehsan Quddusi

With the advent of CSS, the power of presentation in web pages was highly increased. Transition from old style writing of HTML pages to new wave of full life UIs has brought with it many concerns for the web designers. The major concern for web designers nowadays is to create cross browser complaint websites with as little variation across browsers as possible. Internet Explorer 6 being the major problem creator among the lot. Since IE6 still holds 10.2% of the browser market share, according to w3schools browser statistics for January 2010, it needs to be tackled. Most of these problems are mainly caused due to variation in the implementation of specifications by browser vendors.

I hope you will have read my previous article on CSS Best Practices. This is another topic on the same subject, just to increase your knowledge of the CSS golden rules, tips & tricks. The inspiration for this article is from my day to day experience with the same.

CSS Best Practices is the topic that I had been planning to write on for months. As CSS is the order of the day as far as web related UI is concerned, more people are moving to it. CSS isn’t always easy to deal with. CSS coding can sometimes become a nightmare, particularly if you’re not sure which selectors are applied to document elements. CSS Best Practices covers some important and easy to remember tricks and tips to better manage, organise and develop your CSS Snippets.