Posts tagged CSS3
Mash Up #20: Toics in Design, CSS3 and Inspirational Art
Sep 25th
This week’s Mash Up is a short one with only seven articles and several bonus articles attached to the listed articles. The mash up includes articles I found helpful or interesting. As the title says, I found some great articles in design, CSS3 and two great inspirational articles. Both of them are worth checking out. One is about matte painting and the other is about silhouette photography.
DesignThe 3 stages of design maturity “Whether you’ve been designing for 10 minutes or 10 years, there’s much to be learned and figured out. Depending on your path with design, some things will vary, but More >
CSS3 Properties Exposed!
Mar 24th
Now that Microsoft finally released Internet Explorer 9 designers do not have to worry as much about their designs if they use a lot of CSS3 on their sites. With the release of IE9, all those die hard IE users can now see those killer CSS3 properties that previous versions of IE could not read. Don’t get me wrong, not everyone will upgrade and there still quite a few IE users still use IE6 and refuse to upgrade. I for one haven’t upgraded my IE browser to IE9 and I have several old test computers still running IE6 and and IE7 with More >
Use The Canvas Element in HTML To create Graphics
Sep 3rd
I often see articles, tutorials and info sites focusing HTML5 and from those articles I see a lot of benefits to HTML5. At the same time, I get clients and friends asking me about what’s HTML and do they do they need it on their sites. To be honest, you do not really or at least not yet. Its still under development and not all browsers support HTML5. Once HTML5 is fully out of testing more browsers will support HTML5. When that happens, it may be time to upgrade your site. It will be the new standard that has features such as More >
Daily Delicious Links March 4th
Mar 4th
Today’s delicious posts is all about design. If you looking for tips and tutorials in CSS, then check out the CSS links I found. There is a lot of good information about CSS design and coding. I also found a set of 150 free paper textures for you to use in your designs. If you are looking for design tools, check the link I found about the 10 most popular Firefox plugins for designers.
- 4 Ways to Get Rounded Corners Using CSS – Pxleyes.com Blog “Rounded corners are a common CSS effect these days. There are several ways to accomplish this effect, and More >
10 Best Tutorials To Learn CSS3
Jan 12th
via aext.net
Understanding and Coding With CSS3As a designer, I believe that everyone who blogs, casually designs websites through programs such as Adobe Dreamweaver, web site owners and anyone who have sites such as Posterous, should have the basic knowledge of CSS3 and how it works and be able to change the code to make it work for their situation. Blog sites such WordPress, Blogger, and posterous, all use CSS to control the website theme or skin. By knowing just a little you can change the look, the feel, and even how the site works.
