So have you been waiting? I have a new idea. It is the model of an intention. Suppose your website shows people news areas, with the little stories in them. Don't think of your website being "HTML." Think of it being a choice selection of your own, which you obtained from the entire list of possible HTML tags. Design the little figures and touches with CSS and your own images.
For example, how did I do that? I merely
created a look by using Scribble from Qt/Mac
and saved it as a PNG image, and set it to be
the background of the blockquote
element, and inside of the blockquote I
placed a fieldset. It makes an effect that you
have never seen before, and you are shocked.
Everyone ought to know (though no one does) that the easiest way to design is to take things one at a time.
It is impossible for me to think like that, but I am still finding myself banging my head into the wall, trying to design things regardless.
So I have concluded that I ought to come up with an alternative technique. Yes, the best way is to do things singly, but I want to do them together-singly, so that I can enjoy life.
The answer: be an artist about it.
Artists are always inspired by beautiful scenes, and usually the most beautiful are the most complete.
An artist cannot paint all of it, and a good one learns to concentrate on the small things--one at a time. It reminds me of what I said before.
I always think about the grand things. It's really very simple. How do we dream? I can imagine no less than the halls of an almost-heaven. Then, with a dreamy smile on my face, I proceed.
And I design things, one at a time, like an artist.
And I am an artist.
