The difference between a good web designer and a great one is the ability to know how to take short cuts and save time without compromising the quality of work.

Just follow the given tips:

1. Plan

When you’re itching to get started, it’s easy to overlook the most obvious step: planning. Whether it’s drawing wireframes and site diagrams in Omni Graffle or Visio, or even on a scrap of paper, you’ll save time by having an overview of your design at the site and page level before you start building. Obvious errors can be detected and solved before it’s too late to go back and it makes explaining your ideas to clients and colleagues a lot simpler than waving your hands in the air.

2. Use your Hand Now

Although there are some excellent tools around for building web sites, such as Adobe Go Live and Adobe (formerly Macromedia) Dream weaver, professional code monkeys prefer to code by hand. The best way to master any language is by practicing it and not mere Control C and Control V.

3. Style sheet Linking or Importing-which is better?

There are two ways to attach an external style sheet to your HTML page, and not all browsers understand both methods. This can be used to your advantage to feed one style sheet to modern browsers and another to Netscape 4.x, which would otherwise choke on more complex CSS. The secret is to create a simple style sheet that works in Netscape 4, with more complex CSS relegated to an additional style sheet that’s attached using @import, which Netscape 4.x will ignore:

Needless to say, web designing is purely based on one’s creativity and imagination for which there are tools that help us reach our goal.

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