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Frontend work (Score:1)
Frontend work is difficult, the back and forth can be exhausting and there is no real objective measure of what looks good.
It's especially problematic when dealing with a client that doesn't understand the limitations of HTML and CSS (especially if they're coming from Flash, where *anything* is possible).
If you need to do CSS work in the future, I'd recommend starting with YUI CSS (reset-fonts-grids & base) or some other CSS framework.
It really takes the edge off.
Good luck!
Re: (Score:2)
Thanks for the tip on YUI CSS, I have just discovered grid systems - I can see the benefit, but I guess it takes some time to get the hang of it.
jonasbn
Re: (Score:1)
Another interesting package in that area is Blueprint CSS.