Building CSS is difficult, there are a lot of properties to remember and hundreds if not thousands of ways you can design your pages. These CSS generators help take some of the memorization out of building CSS. You just plug in what you want in your design and the generator makes the (often cross-browser compliant) CSS for you.

Read the full article: CSS Generators

Learn CSS

• What CSS Software Do You Use?
• Take a Free Online CSS Class
• What is CSS3?
• Cascading Style Sheets Style Properties Library

HTML5 is no more difficult to write than HTML 4. This article explains how to create an HTML5 document using sectioning elements and tools to help older versions of IE display them correctly.

Read the full article: Build Your First HTML5 Document

HTML5 Tutorials and Tag Information

• What is HTML5 Sectioning Content
• When to Use the HTML5 SECTION Element
• Understanding the HTML5 FIGURE and FIGCAPTION Elements

In addition to Kim, I am pleased to announce that Alexander Peev has joined the team as an intern for this Spring and Summer. Some of you may recognize Alexander as a regular on the forum and comments in the blog, but he also has been working for a while as a professional web designer/developer and is studying to get a Computer Science degree from the Business Academy Aarhus in Denmark. I would like to welcome Alexander to the site and I'm sure you will enjoy his articles.

I've been writing a lot about semantic HTML and including information that computers can understand inside your web pages. Most semantic information is stored in the HTML for the computers to read, but there is a section of HTML that doesn't affect the content displayed to the customers, but is still very important—the HEAD element. Understanding the HEAD element will help you write better HTML and better web pages.
Read the full article: What is the HEAD Element For?

Help with Header Tags

• Basic Tags for a Web Page
• What's In a Title?
• How to Prepare Your Pages for Search Engines