Coding a Mock in HTML & CSS (Hand-Coding Tutorial)

[sajadtorkamani]

I can't tell you how much this video helped me (as a beginner) to see the bigger picture. Thank you so much. Really really appreciate it!

[GladysGrace]

Great vid. Mike I (personally) would really love to see more vid. like these. Although most of the commentators post seem up to par w/ html/css. I know there's tons of similar tutorials on YT (some might say), but the difference with you is your simplicity explaining "HOW TO" making it much easier to follow. And that's what I love and appreciate about your videos. Thank you.

[TalesOfWar]

Can you go through how to make this an active form at some point please? You make these things a hell of a lot easier to understand than most guides you see knocking around lol. Good work Michael!

[Gankerftw]

Since I'm fairly new to webdesign this helped me alot! Thank you so much.

[wwl]

I would like to see a video about what design principles to apply to make your design look good/better. Like adding drop shadow, gradients, designing out of the box, consistency, balance, using a grid.. Would be nice.

[MidwestDIY]

thank you Mike for all the videos you made available

[Gogorostudios]

Finaly a new video ;D (Even tho i know how to script) Its still nice to check if there is something new that i can catch up on (:

[bayercsk]

Instead of going back and forth between design and code and manipulating the style attribute and refreshing to see the changes, for me, I find it infinitely easier to put in a class attribute and a blank css selector up in the head, then use Firebug to manipulate all the CSS Styles at once in the browser. After it's perfect, I can copy the styles into the style section under the css selector i created in the head

[HaloYorkPostman]

Great tutorial now i can understand CSS Thank you very much for sharing it.

[coolreem]

Great videos! You have helped me so much.

[vdunown]

Nothing new to me but still fun to watch ;)

[blastfromthepast]

fantastic!!
thank you very much for your videos! :)

[mwfinancial]

how do you center a website from fireworks to dreamweaver