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	<title>Did you know you can learn basic CSS in 5 days?</title>
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Cascading style sheets are a huge topic and there's a lot to cover. But if all you're looking for is a way to learn the basics, then you should consider...</description>
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	<title>Do you commit any of these design sins?</title>
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	<description>PositiveSpace posted an article Common Traits of Bad Web Design in which they include:

liquid content columns
The biggest problem with liquid layouts is when the main content expands to a width...</description>
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	<title>Are you productive enough? </title>
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	<description>I found this article today on 25 ways to be more productive as a designer. Now, the first suggestion is clearly focused at designers who don't drive their own cars...</description>
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	<title>Poll: How do you typically create HTML email?</title>
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Last week, I asked the question What is the deal with HTML email? because I'd received yet another request to explain how to write HTML email. It's one of those...</description>
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	<title>Use a user stylesheet to tell you more about SEO opportunities</title>
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	<description>I found this article today on using a user stylesheet to assist you with SEO. It does two things: it numbers search results in several search engine tools (Google, Yahoo!,...</description>
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	<title>Web Editor Reviews - 1 Year of Reviews</title>
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	<description>It's been a year since I started posting these customer Web editor reviews, and I've already gotten 50 reviews. Thanks to everyone who has reviewed their favorite (and least favorite)...</description>
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	<title>Treat returning visitors differently</title>
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	<description>I love this idea! Seth Godin suggests that we should cookie our users, so when they return they get something different than new users. I've seen something like this on...</description>
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	<dc:date>2008-09-30T19:34:07Z</dc:date>
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	<title>I love CSS shorthand</title>
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	<description>Perhaps it's the idea that I can write less, or maybe it's just that I'm lazy. But whatever the reason, I love CSS shorthand notation. If nothing else, it makes...</description>
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	<title>Making Dreamweaver behave</title>
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	<title>Are you making money on the Web?</title>
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