.CSS designing possibly needed

Discussion in 'CSS' started by rllunzmann, Jan 13, 2007.

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    Hello,

    I was hoping to redesign a certain website, its built on Mysql, php and html. I don't know or work much with .css but can someone tell me how i can benefit from this?
     
    rllunzmann, Jan 13, 2007 IP
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    PoohBear88 Active Member

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    Benefits including fast page loading and a much more versatile design (you can do more stuff with it). Saves you bandwidth as well.
     
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    mich_alex Well-Known Member

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    fsat load times def benefit your bw for long terms
     
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    rllunzmann Active Member

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    ok, i guess next question is finding a .css designer.
     
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    ESPN recently switched to CSS and I believe they are saving 1TB+ in bandwidth per day.
     
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    Lichurec Peon

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    What about the benefits of simply separating the "content" part (website generated - (x)html) and the "visualisation" part (CSS + Graphic files). Imagine. Re-designing your websites require _only_ new CSS and new graphic files :)

    saving BW, fast loading .. hmm.. those are only "side effects"..

    As for that - might help.. If your interested - PM me some details ;)

    But that's a discussion for Buy, Sell or Trade - Services Forum

    Kindly regards,
    L.
     
    Lichurec, Jan 14, 2007 IP