Awesome hardware accelerated slider transform kit.
The passing fancies of a partial observer.
May 11, 2011
Flux Slider
April 7, 2011
Using prime numbers and multiple backgrounds to good effect
A brilliant article on generated pseudorandomly tiled backgrounds with simple CSS3 and a few carefully chosen images.
March 10, 2011
A small collection of CSS tricks with shadows.
First, from Harry Roberts, a clean way to do that loverly ribbon thing that has been so popular the last few years. Uses images, but the markup is muy simple. Also links to a pure-html+css way of accomplishing same but involves a lot of HTML5 wrappage.
Second, from Nicholas Gallagher, we have an overview of creating different, subtle effects with drop shadows, from curled corners to single horizontal folds.
Last, from Dustin Cartwright, we have a little toy keyboard. It’s not useful, but it sure is cool.
Thanks, fellas!
October 6, 2010
CSS Gradient Generator
Looks fairly comprehensive, is easy to use, and will even do you some IE. HT, erm, someone on twitter. I forget.
October 5, 2010
June 29, 2010
"CSS" text-rendering property
text-rendering: optimizeLegibility; I did not know about this. It triggers kerning pairs and ligatures for more readable and beautiful text. It turns out not to be part of any current CSS standard, but is apparently supported by the big three modern browsers.
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