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We use jQuery, CSS and XHTML to build a horizontal sortable list which will let users reorder their selected services in the previous step.

In this first tutorial about PHP, we will generate the configuration list – the first step of generating a widget. We will build upon our knowledge about PHP, CSS, XHTML and jQuery.

We create the CSS navigation menu, using jQuery and the scrollTo plugin, to achieve a smooth scroll effect on the page.

We explain the HTML and CSS that stands behind BloggyBits.com and create the backbone of the site – the main layout including the necessary CSS files.

Now that we’ve finished our design, it is time we convert it to a real site. The first step in that direction is to organize our site structure. A task, easily achievable with Adobe Dreamweaver.

In this tutorial we continue designing BloggyBits.com

Looks sell. Good looks sell more. That is why design is such an important aspect of the development process of a site. We will start from a blank Photoshop document and create a XHTML & CSS web site in a few easy steps.

This is the first tutorial of a series following the creation of BloggyBits.com. We are laying the basic concepts that will allow us to create a fully functional and user-friendly site.