You know that feeling when someone gives you the tiniest bit of information, and suddenly everything makes so much sense?

For example, how do you usually crack your eggs? Many people have a habit of cracking their eggs on the rim of a mixing bowl, which produces small eggshell fragments that fall into your food.

Blech.

But, if you crack an egg on a flat surface such as a countertop, the shell cracks cleanly and without any fine particles. No more egg shell bits in your food!

Yes! Where has this tip been all my life?

The same thing can be said for the Outside-In Principle. You could get by without it... but once you know how to use it, you’ll never build websites the same way again!

Do you ever wonder how people build websites so quickly?

Does it ever seem like other people can build entire websites in mere hours, while you’re sitting there taking days — or even weeks — to accomplish the exact same thing? 

Here's a little secret: It’s not that other people are web design geniuses (well, most people aren’t). It's much more likely that other people are just hip to a web styling methodology that saves tons of time and makes their workflow much, much easier. 

It’s called the Outside-In Principle, and this post is here to teach you how...