In addition to writing about project specifics, I like to comment on various coding methods I’ve come across that have proven useful.
While working on a recent project that involved organizing a large amount of information into an easily navigable structure, I came across the CSS sliding door technique.
This lightweight styling for tabs allows the designer to easily categorize information. Unlike rollover images where you have to rely on JavaScript and a separate image for each state, this approach uses four images that load only once and are used for each tab regardless of size.
If you’re looking for a way to create a tabbed navigation using CSS, I encourage you to check this method out.