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In my opinion it goes like this : - Make a sketch of the design, form positioning or interface you want for a certain page. - Try to translate this design to
by TheLem 11y ago
In my opinion it goes like this :
- Make a sketch of the design, form positioning or interface you want for a certain page.
- Try to translate this design to a more comprehensible form for your interpreter (I mean writing CSS lines).
- Long cycle of try and error, reading stackoverflow, testing, reading snippets.
Practice this for a certain amount of time (be patient!) you will find yourself a world class CSS "writer". The main basis is moving from a sketch to CSS script.
- Moru 11y agoAnd then restart the cycle next time your (or everyone elses) favourite browser does an update.
- mattj 11y agoSimilar experience, but I focused on finding UI elements I liked from native apps or websites and attempted to clone them without looking at the source, then played around with the result to figure out how I could simplify it, how it behaved cross browser, etc etc.
- Catalyst4NaN 11y agoI really like the sound of this approach. It seems really simple but thanks for the tip!