With the increasing trend for frameworks, including frameworks like Ruby on Rails and JavaScript frameworks such as Prototype and jQuery – we have also seen the advent of CSS frameworks.

Yahoo where the first on the band wagon with the release of YUI Grids CSS which offers an easy to use interface that doesn’t need to be downloaded onto your computer. (more…)

If you’ve noticed the fancy sliding/fading/dragging effects on websites and wanted to try them, it’s easier than ever with a JavaScript framework.

There are numerous JavaScript frameworks out there; some are aimed at those who are comfortable with JavaScript and others have the designer in mind, with easy to use solutions for web effects and Ajax implementation. (more…)

If you are involved in web design you will no doubt be aware of the increase in CSS usage in the last few years. This trend is set to continue with the latest browsers incorporating support for CSS 3. Gone are the days when web designer sets out their fresh new design using tables. Although CSS was designed to be an easy way of controlling your page layout, with the differences between browsers this can at times be an awkward journey of hacks and adjustments to get things looking sharp in as many different browsers as possible. (more…)