Page-Level Planning
Most Web site developers use "site maps" to think through the structure of a Web site before they build it. But while a site map shows you the 35,000-foot view of your site, it doesn't show you the page-level detail. For that you must create a series of "wireframes".Styling Forms with CSS
In many ways, forms are the real workhorses of the Web - but that doesn't mean they have to be plain. Until CSS use became prevalent, little could be done to alter the way forms and form elements looked on the Web. CSS gives the form designer much more flexibility, both to integrate and isolate the form and form elements.



