Chris Leonard started out developing web sites in early 1995 with 2 college friends. Since then he has worked with such clients as Hewlett Packard, DELL, Century 21, RE-MAX, the Monterey Bay Aquarium and many more. His skillset has grown from editing basic html 1.0 in Hot Metal and Homesite to include xhtml, css, AJAX, php, javascript, jQuery and MySQL. Chris also has extensive knowledge of GUI, UX and information architecture in developing business systems for the University of Delaware since 2003. He has also been sole proprietor of AtSea Design web design and marketing strategies since 1999. Chris spent 18 years working in Silicon Valley with some of the earliest and most talented pioneers in web site architecture including a marketing campaign for an observation satellite launch for the U.S. Government and a Webby Award winning team in 2000 for the Monterey Bay Aquarium website. He now resides with his wife and 2 sons in Delaware while working as a web developer at the University of Delaware and tries to play his geetar when he can. You can hear some of his music at SoundClick
First off, welcome. Just starting out the blog so any feedback is appreciated. Today I’d like to discuss style sheets. Styles and CSS have been an integral part of web design since, dare I say it..the Netscape and Internet Explorer 4 days. Web standards are also an important part of creating compliant CSS. Elements from [...]
