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2009 23 September

Starcraft 2: The Case Study

Posted under: Case Studies by Joel

Starcraft II

Starcraft II

Starcraft is one of my favorite games out there. This project was a “sample product page” to be submitted to Blizzard Co. for a job position. You may ask yourself, what makes this so special?

This project pushed CSS to the full extent by making it work in any type of resolution that the monitor may have without distorting the actual design. If you are a designer you should already know how to do this, but if you are not a designer or developer, here is how: position:abosulte

That simple CSS parameter lets you put everything and everything to stay in place. By using some heights, margins, and width, you can make it look the same way in all resolutions. This design is also a table-less design and also raw javascript was used to create the rollover image.

The time for the creation of this site was: 4 Hours. Visit here.

Tags: Case Study · CSS · HTML · Javascript · Starcraft II

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