Hi there, I'm really new to BluePrint, and to CSS frameworks. Actually I ran into the use of CSS frameworks some days agos while watching the Compass video. And, as the company I'm working for started to make website for it's clients, I decided to give a try to those brilliant techniques (Compass/SASS + BluePrint), thinking it will reduce integration time to the shortest possible.
So I asked our graphic designer if he'd like to try some experiment : design into a BluePrint grid. I basically thought that if the design was built into a grid, it will be damn easy to integrate. But as I'm trying to integrate it right now, I feel pretty confused. I don't even know if the designer made good use of the grid, or if I really understand all the blueprint features. So before going further I'd like to know if the following design screenshot shows a good or a bad use of the blueprint grid, and why. http://pix.wefrag.com/i/e/5/8/4/4/1213942bc9a69bfba8857c5a26442aba.png How would have you done this ? (especially the big blacked thing at the left which is over everything else). Is it a good thing to make menu elements fit inside cells ? Is this design really not to be integrated with blueprint ? And all tips to help me learn how to make good use of blueprint are welcome :) Thanks, Jérémy -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Blueprint CSS" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/blueprintcss?hl=en.
