CSS
Since most Project Managers and Senior Internet Engineers
work with existing style sheets or a team of web designers;
it is very hard to keep up with the latest CSS techniques.
So I used InternetEngineer.com as my personal project and
fulfill many roles: Marketing, SEO, Designer, Architect,
Internet Engineer, etc.
InternetEngineer.com is designed using CSS 2.1 and it’s a
combination of CSS and JQUERY.
The site has been designed to be compatible with the
following browsers: Internet Explorer, Mozilla FireFox,
Google Chrome, Safari, and Opera.
Another big component is ease of use. Using standard design
techniques, we included major features or sections of the
site in the top main menu, while subsections appear on the
side navigation bar. The bottom menus are used to promote
interesting but less significant sections of the site.
Color scheme is sometimes overlooked by web design teams, as
most web designers work with excellent equipment and they
forget that visitors have budget constraints.
Therefore I choose a basic color scheme that will be
compatible with most monitors and most color resolutions. As
a rule of thumb I choose 4 years back as the cut off
resolution.
This is a good rule to have as achieving 100% compatibility
would restrict the use of many features and size.
Making InternetEngineer.com a show case for CSS, Web
Design, Project Management, and most importantly as a
product show case or self-promotional site.