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Print media CSS: The Guardian example
Print media stylesheets are rarely used by text-heavy websites to present their content in the best possible way for when users press the print button.
This example of The Guardian uses a rebuilt web standards template to present the existing design for the screen. The print media stylesheet however presents the content more inline with the Guardian newspaper rather than the website.
View the example or see the related article in the Journal.
Articles
- Five Simple Steps to designing grid systems
- Five Simple Steps to better typography
- Feeling your way around grids
- Design and the Divine Proportion
- Card Sorting - Part 1
- Card sorting. Part 2 - Facilitation
- Card sorting. Part 3 - Analysis and reporting
- Why use a grid?
- The One 2 One story
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I'm a graphic designer from near Cardiff in the UK. I've been a designer for over ten years now and primarily work on the web. I'm still partial to a bit of print every now and then though. I used to work for Agency.com in London as an Art Director before working as a Senior Designer for the BBC in sunny Cardiff. This was all before I took leave of my senses and formed my own design consultancy, Mark Boulton Design Ltd.
I've got a thing about grids and typography and occasionally ramble on about them to anyone who will listen.
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