CSS Presentation for the Dayton Adobe User Group

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CSS Presentation Complete

Dayton Adobe User Group

I presented this evening at the Dayton Adobe User Group meeting at SAA in Kettering. The topic was CSS in the Real World. I used Prezi.com to build my slides and have embedded them below for anyone to refer to.

Also, I reference a post on CSS3 Pagination (without images) in the presentation.

I’d love any feedback you have about the presentation. This is the first time I’ve spoken on CSS in this format and am always looking to refine.

CSS In The Real World on Prezi

2 Comments

  1. Chad Mullins
    Posted March 3, 2010 at 6:14 am | Permalink

    Sweet presentation, sorry I couldn’t make it. It’s crazy that we need to be reminded about the value and priority of content in web projects. It’s funny, because TV, radio, and print advertising seem to have a proper “message first” focus, just not the web. Can you imagine a TV commercial just having pretty video or pictures…without saying anything.

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    • Ben
      Posted March 3, 2010 at 4:22 pm | Permalink

      Great point. It seems like other, more mature, mediums have addressed the content problem. It’s time for us to do it on the web now…

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