TDD's Web Design series: Part 1 - The xHTML Tags.

[Evon]

Very cool, thanks.

 

[Ballin Boi]

Very nice TDD, can't wait till next one.

20/10

 

[joking]

looks good and straight forward. i enjoyed reading this thx

 

[k o r y g]

Holy **** you guys seriously have sth up there yaknow.... =/ man i wish i was that smart to actually memorise this

 

[htaed]

You are a good guide writer, i think you should stick to it, it is quite hard on the eyes though, try changing your font and colours.

 

[rape]

ballin, this helped ALOT

 

[Noob!]

10/10 nice guide!

 

[kevin1922]

I dont get it :/

 

[Barrows]

would you mind giving me a help in hand with code on my forum

If you can please PM or message [email protected]

 

[bendix]

I think that is a great web design guide dude... part 1... really great...





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[qpwoeiruty]

TDD, This guide is amazingly detailed for a short guide. 90/10

 

[aussiedud3]

yeah ty im currently doing web design at school,will be helpful

 

[p4nage]

thanks this really helped

 

[Cruel__Mаchine]

This guide is a joke...
allow me to make some corrections/commentary:

<div></div>

This is the most valuable design tool for CSS Design, it is an entirely empty tag, perfect for styling for any job.

Actually, <span> would be the completely empty tag. <div> is just it's homosexual partner that create a logical paragraph division in the page.
Basically:

<span style="display:block">  =  <div>

amirong?

What NOT to use:

<table></table>

use this tag for ANYTHING other than non-tabular data and you are not worthy of the internet (yes Cruel__Machine, that means you!).

Correction: Table is the most useful HTML tag ever since <HYPE>. It's an automatic organizational object much better than that <ul><li> junk, fully customizable, and confuses the hell out of those pesky web crawlers (SEO is gayfashion, anonsite is win).
http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/tut21.html

<frame></frame>

Frames are useless faggotry, do not use them, there is no need to, they simply cause pain for the end user that is uneeded. same goes for <iFrame></iFrame>

Correct, <frame> is queer. But <iframe> is frickin' web 2.0 madshit amazing! It provides in-frame page loading for which there is no substitute. There are countless pages and services made by internet kings that use iframes (gmail being one). But obviously, for anything other than dynamic content, it'd be a pain as you said.



Also, you forgot to cover other important and essential tags... like <marquee> and <blink>...

 

[hiway_2_hell]

very well details very nice