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A Look Into: CSS3 2D Transformations

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The Transformation module is a tremendous addition in CSS3, it takes the way we manipulate elements on a website to the next level. There are some experiments that really amaze me, examples such as this one. However, we are not going to build something like a CSS-only icon that can … Continue reading »
CSS3 Attribute Selector: Targeting the File Type

Web Design

The attribute selectors is a really useful feature to select an element without adding superfluous id or classes. As long as the targeted element has an attribute like href, src and type we don’t have to do so. The attribute selectors actually have been around since CSS 2.1, and now … Continue reading »
Creating Advanced “Marquee” with CSS3 Animation

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Today we are going to take a look at “marquee” once again. We actually have covered about it in our previous post which talked about using the -webkit-marquee property, but this time we will take this subject a little further. In this post, we are going to create a marquee-like … Continue reading »
CSS3 Border-Image Property: Making Photos Really Cool!

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Creating borders is nothing new in HTML & CSS; we’ve been able to add borders since the beginning. You may have been familiar with solid borders, dotted borders, dashed borders and so on. But, with the new CSS3 border-image property, creating borders on HTML element is becoming more advanced; well, … Continue reading »
HTML5 Tutorial: How to Build a Single Product Page

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In this post, we are going to work on a fictional project, creating a single product page to offer iPhone 4S, and in this project we are also going to implement the methods that we have discussed in the previous posts; the <details> element and the negation selector. Let’s get … Continue reading »
A Look into: CSS3 Negation (:NOT) Selector

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CSS has some selectors that allow you to select elements in certain conditions such as :hover, :focus, :active, etc. Yet today we will not cover those selectors. We will look into one which is still a little known method but used by most web designers – that is the :not … Continue reading »
HTML5: How to Use <DETAILS> and <SUMMARY> Tags

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Among several new tags that are available in HTML5, Specifications (such as: figure, figcaption, and aside), detail and summary tags, in my opinion, are the most useful. With these new tags you can hide some of the long content and display only the summary. We actually often see this effect … Continue reading »
Creating A Stacked-paper Effect Login Form

Web Design

Login forms are an essential part of any dynamic website. They provide a mechanism for website users to access restricted content. In this tutorial, we will be exploring a lot of the CSS3 features like text-shadow, box-shadow, linear gradients and transitions to create a simple and elegant login form with … Continue reading »
LESS CSS Tutorial: Designing A Slick Menu Navigation bar

Web Design

Web design and development world is really evolving rapidly. We can see this in the great number of new stuff launched in the community (almost) everyday, be it Apps or new Frameworks that help make our day-to-day job as web designers or developers more effective and efficient. One that caught … Continue reading »
Keeping Your CSS3 Code Markup Slim

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Web developers can save a lot of time using more sophisticated CSS3 syntax. Users who visit your page are expecting the fastest possible load time – which makes it your responsibility to keep file sizes down. There are plenty of shorthand tricks with CSS and especially under the new CSS3 … Continue reading »
How To Create CSS-Based Content Accordion

Web Design

In today’s tutorial we are going to learn how we can create a horizontal and vertical content accordion by just using CSS3. There are many jQuery plugins out that can do this job for you but what do you do if the visitor has Javascript turned off, then the accordion … Continue reading »
How to Create Gmail logo with CSS3

Web Design

Couple of months ago I showed you how to create RSS feed logo with CSS3. I figured it’d be fun creating something a little bit more complex. In today’s post, I’m going to show you how to create not one, but two variations of Gmail logo using just CSS3. Shortcuts … Continue reading »
Coding a Graceful Breadcrumb Navigation Menu in CSS3

Web Design

Navigation menus and links are possibly the most important interface elements to a web layout. These are the only outlets for users to travel between pages and interact with all the content you’ve created. Breadcrumb offers similar functionality with the added benefit of tracking your current position. You’ll be able … Continue reading »
How to Create RSS Feed Logo with CSS3

Web Design

RSS feed logo is one of most commonly used logo in web design, due to the function it referred. You saw many tutorials on drawing the RSS feed logo using graphic software like Photoshop, but how about drawing it purely using CSS3? Yeap, you heard me :-) In this opportunity … Continue reading »

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