Sent by Susan Stewart on 2 August 2004 04:04
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Let me preface this by saying that my real strengths in the world of
tech are sysadmin tasks and programming. My mantra used to be "I make
it work, I don't make it pretty."
So, here I am trying to learn web design. I had pointedly avoided it
for a long time because what I thought I needed (nested tables, etc) was
messier than my programmer's brain was willing to tolerate. (I still do
most things from the command line.)
I discovered CSS, and I love it--web design that I can hand-code and be
happy with. I'm picking up on the technical aspects quickly, but I'm a
little slower at the actual "design" part. My pages look descent,
everything's where I put it, but it doesn't quite "click" if that makes
any sense...
Does anyone know of a web page or book that can help a programmer learn
to think a little more like a designer when necessary? I'd appreciate
any links, advice, etc.
Susan
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