Programming Logics FORUMS

I'm curious how other developers are coding their pages: do you write your HTML or your CSS first when mocking up new page content? What do you feel are the benefits of your approach?

I traditionally am given a design to code, and write the mark-up HTML first. I then start coding my CSS. It will get to a point where I need to quickly tweak individual elements, and I'll start coding in-line instead in the .css file. At the end, I would clean up my in-line styles and find where I can put them in the stylesheet to keep order.

I'm considering moving to a more test-driven development approach, where I mock all of my CSS first, then code the mark-up. The thought is I will iron out all of my CSS first, and by defining how the CSS functions, will have essentially already written all of my mark-up structure. So coding the HTML is the easy part.

Thoughts on your current approach and my proposed "CSS-driven development?"

Basically the first thing to solve nay problem in web development is PAPER WORK , plan your web content and style on paper before writing any piece of code , then onwards code some basic styles in CSS that you will be using in beginning , and then start writing HTML for that , as soon as you require you will code CSS style sheet parallel