Customer Street CSS

Just thought I’d share a layout I’ve been working on. I wanted to produce a 3 column fluid layout with elastic capabilities for accessibility.

I’ve given the side columns a fixed width and the whole layout a min-width of 800px, simply because this is the standard browser resolution we’re usually asked to develop for.

I’ve incorporated a sticky footer designed by Ryan Fait just because.

I’ve tested the design in MSIE 6 and 7, firefox and opera and found no problems in any. The code is fairly straightforward and valid.

I’ve been giving a hand with Smile Local recently, one of Customer Streets’ business directories which include UFindUs and MoreUK.

There’s some fairly big changes coming which all tie in with the new layout and some brand new tools which should benefit both businesses and users alike.

Customer Street have just built a new website for Bangor Roofing Services.

The new design has been developed for RapidRank and uses both XHTML and CSS. We have checked all the web pages with the website to make sure that they all validate.

It will be interesting now to see how long it takes to get picked up on the SERPs.

Visit Bangor Roofing

So I finished the Customer Street website yesterday and it’s looking good. It’s a new look and a new feel and will hopefully benefit potential customers. Feel free to go take a look and give me your feedback.

Thanks to James of Completely Pointless for his solution to the float doubled margins in IE which came in really useful.