CSS is considered the “back-bone” of a website. It structures, helps embed, and styles elements. Now, if we were to code a CSS layout by hand, it would take us an unneeded amount of time that we could be putting towards other areas of our designs.

With somewhat similar concepts to the all-famous button, background, and favicon generators, today we present you with 10 Useful and Time-Saving CSS Grid-Layout Generators that will save you mass amounts of time and help you eliminate some repetitive coding.

Blueprint Grid CSS Generator

This tool will help you generate more flexible versions of Blueprint’s grid.css and compressed.css and grid.png files. Whether you prefer 8, 10,16 or 24 columns in your design, this generator now enables you that flexibility with Blueprint.
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Navigation is arguably the most important part of a website (after content of course). Without a good navigation, your visitors will have difficulty finding their way around your site. If a visitor can’t find your sales page, you won’t make a sale. If a visitor can’t find the content they want, they won’t stay long. Continue Reading

One of the most cost effective ways to market your website is link building through free template downloads. Many computer users want a website but don’t have the technical know-how to build a site from scratch. These thousands of users turn to the popular world of free templates. Continue Reading

CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets, which is a style sheet language used to present a document written in a markup language. CSS is often used to update and change web sites written in HTML or XHTML. These are a few sites that have a excellent start up information to help someone use CSS.

W3 Schools- W3 Schools is a very helpful web site for the novice user up to the experienced user on information to program CSS sheets along with other questions for other coding for web sites.

WDG Guide – This is another tutorial on how to use CSS along with base sheets and galleries to help the user learn more about how to style CSS.
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If you are still using table based layouts for your web developement projects, you’re getting left behind.  CSS/XHMTL design layouts are not only en vouge, they are imperative.  And they are much easier to use than you think!  So you don’t know where to start?  Here’s 5 can’t miss CSS resources for every designer and developer.

1. W3Schools.com CSS Tutorial:  The w3Schools.com website offers some of the best site on the web.  They are the ultimate resource to ensure your code is valid, as they are run by the people who are the web standards authority.  If you’ve never seen a Cascading Style Sheet in your life, this is the place to start! Continue Reading