Design Credits
Taxi-Library got a makeover in July 2006, along with its sister site Taxis-SF. The new look is thanks to open source design templates using cascading style sheets (CSS). There are hundreds of ready-to-use designs freely available at Open Source Templates and Open Source Web Design.
I've borrowed from a number of designers to create my own style sheet. The two biggest parts come from designs with the fanciful names "Euphoric" by Tri-Star Web Design and "Prozac Afternoon" by Rayk Design. The adjoining grahics are details from the header images that come with these two templates. Additional CSS elements are copied or adapted from templates with the names City Slicker, MultiFlex-2 and Industry.
Some of the photos on Taxi-Library are from FreeFoto.com. Many of the others were taken by myself using a point-and-shoot digital camera.
The programs that have been most useful to me in creating this site are:
- Mozilla Firefox web browser
- Firefox extensions Colorzilla, MeasureIt and HTML Validator
- HTML-Kit for editing CSS and HTML
- The Gimp and IrfanView for photo editing
- FTP Commander for transfering files to the Internet
The two symbols below indicate that the page formatting is "valid" and complies with web standards. As the site is updated, more and more of the pages will be validated which means that they should display well with any browser.

