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I am currently undertaking another re-design of cameronqueen.com, now that I’m enjoying getting back into designing and having a project to work on. This time it’s back to basics for me and I’m trying to work slowly and methodically from the ground up with fully valid CSS and Markup html. I’m actually finding the learning curve to be a lot of fun and I’m starting to wonder how I survived without CSS. The design is slowly but surely coming together and not least thanks to the help of these tutorials as I figure out my design from scratch.

It used to be that to find good solid tuition for your language of choice it was time to revert to the bookstore, but not any more with a wealth of free, high-quality guides and forums online. I think these are some of the best I’ve seen in terms of clarifying some of the basic principles through to intermediate techniques, but if there are other sites you think I need to look at, or would like me to add to the list, then please let me know…

CSS Basics - does exactly as promissed, in a handy reference format for the beginner.

Complete CSS layout - a good walkthrough for getting into the idea of CSS Vs traditional tables and tabs.

Mouse-over Menu in CSS - learn how CSS makes one of the more complex / frustrating tasks in html a lot simpler and impressive looking. A well thought out tutorial and technique.

Another complex CSS menu made simple. Great technique, really easy to adapt to your own needs with a little thought..