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My name is Helen Meyer and I am a writer and web developer, currently based in Anglesey, North Wales. Although I do a great deal of programming, my speciality is CSS, (X)HTML and accessibility. I like how CSS transforms plain (X)HTML into something beautiful.

The following is a list of web technologies, applications and languages I am proficient in:

Latest Tutorials

Building a contact form with "CSS rows"

Category: Intermediate and Advanced Tutorials

Posted: 28/10/2011

Modified: 04/11/2011

Ever wondered how to create rows of form data using only CSS?
How to float items next to each other but aligned to the right

Category: Intermediate and Advanced Tutorials

Posted: 25/10/2011

Modified: 04/11/2011

Aligning several floated items to the right of a container seems daunting but is surprisingly simple...
CSS 101 | Part Seventeen - Tables

Category: CSS 101 - A Beginner's Guide to CSS

Posted: 15/08/2011

Modified: 29/10/2011

You've probably heard that tables are evil and you'll be cast down into hell for using them. That's so not true! Read CSS 101 | Part Seventeen - Tables to find out why.
CSS 101 | Part Sixteen - The Box Model

Category: CSS 101 - A Beginner's Guide to CSS

Posted: 30/05/2011

Modified: 15/08/2011

Step inside to view the inner-workings of CSS. In the CSS 101 | Part Sixteen - The Box Model, we will be looking at the very useful box model.
CSS 101 | Part Fifteen - Margins and padding

Category: CSS 101 - A Beginner's Guide to CSS

Posted: 26/05/2011

Modified: 27/06/2011

Margins and padding are essential. CSS 101 | Part Fifteen - Margins and padding will show you what they are and how to manipulate them with ease.

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Latest Tutorials

Building a contact form with "CSS rows"

How to float items next to each other but aligned to the right

CSS 101 | Part Seventeen - Tables

CSS 101 | Part Sixteen - The Box Model

CSS 101 | Part Fifteen - Margins and padding

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