Using a CSS Framework
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The document discusses the benefits of using a CSS framework to streamline the process of creating layouts and improve productivity. It highlights features such as well-documented code, browser compliance, and the ability to easily create multiple layouts. The author also mentions specific frameworks like Yahoo User Interface Library and Microsoft User Interface Library, praising their standard layouts and compliance.
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