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Let’s start with the idea that code is design by itself - in some way. It needs to be organized, optimized, and above all it needs to have a decent and uncomplicated browsing layout.

The following technique I only started to work with on recent client works and realized it was the best method for me to code large CSS and XHTML files in order to keep them organized and easily managed anytime needed. Because as well all know – it’s never fun to search for a particular selector in such big mess.

I called it CSI coding – initials of Comments, Spaces and Indents. Why do I see it useful?

It keeps my code organized and optimized at the same time. It's not like any other "css-only" method. Easily understandable and rapidly let's me find what I need i

On Thursday, the 31 of January, snow has fallen down on the Capital of Israel, Jerusalem. Snow in Jerusalem is a very rare view - especially when it reaches to about 15 centimeters. So I thought it was an excellent time for me to go outside a bit with my little 7 year old brother and the camera and start shooting some photos - the results are shown in the following link:

Black & White snow photography.

Enjoy!