Webdesigninformer.com

Eric Meyer Go to the source

The W3C unveiled a new logo and branding strategy today. (You might have heard.) It brings all the deliciousness of a Soviet-era Transformers logo to the yummy conflation of several related technologies! Did you get your WOFF in my HTML, or did I get my CSS all over your HTML? As per usual, a lot of people have said a lot of things about this. For my part, I figure, hey, given that CSS3 is now a branded part of your nutritious HTML5 breakfast, why not go with the flow? … Read the rest here

Cameron Moll Go to the source

:toggle : A lovely toggle button demo by simurai using only HTML5 and CSS3. All it needs now is a badge. /via CSS3 Watch … Read the rest here

Eric Meyer Go to the source

Hey, any interest in spending a few days in a luxury lodge in the Great Smoky Mountains this coming spring with me and Aaron Gustafson, learning about and working with HTML5 and CSS3? Then you might want to sign up for Retreats 4 Geeks: HTML5 & CSS3 in the very near future, because it was announced late yesterday and as of now there are only six spots still available. It’ll be a very focused two days of training and a day of hands-on project work with a very small group of people, and it’ll be a ton of fun! Personally I’m looking forward to this for many reasons, but two stand out: this sort of very-small-group training and team project work setup is a new thing for me, and it’s the sort of thing I’ve thought about doing on and off for more than a decade but never quite found the time to do. Aaron, thankfully, did find the time and I’m honored that he asked me to take part. I hope I’ll see some of you this April in Tennessee! … Read the rest here

SimpleBits Go to the source

Back in 2004, Christopher Schmitt asked me to share a CSS panel at SXSW alongside

Eric Meyer Go to the source

It’s well past time for me to spend a few minutes reflecting on An Event Apart in 2010. In two words: absocrazifreakiperfluously staggerblasticating . [I totally stole those .

Cameron Moll Go to the source

24 ways: Golden Spirals : While the tutorial has no real practical application, the closing paragraph sums up why you should give it a read nonetheless: [This] has been a good excuse to play with proportions, positioning and the immediate child selector, as well as new CSS3 features such as border-radius and RGBA colours. If you are not already designing with golden proportions, then perhaps this will inspire you to begin. … Read the rest here

SimpleBits Go to the source

The folks at Fontdeck have launched an advent calendar featuring a new font and other offers each day. Really nifty design and use of CSS3 as well. … Read the rest here

Cameron Moll Go to the source

ZURB

Adactio Go to the source

My sojourn up the western seaboard of the United States has come to an end. It began in San Diego with the final An Event Apart of the year, which was superb as always. From there, I travelled up to San Francisco for Cindy and Matt ’s wedding celebration, followed by a few days in Seattle. The whole trip was rounded out back in California at the wonderfully titled Institute For The Future in Palo Alto. For that was the location of Science Hack Day San Francisco … Read the rest here

Snook Go to the source

CSS3 for Web Designers is the latest release from A Book Apart which also recently released HTML5 for Web Designers . Having received a copy of this lightweight book in electronic format, I promptly loaded it onto my iPad in preparation for a flight. The book proved to be so brief and easy-to-read, in fact, that I was through its 130 pages before I even boarded my plane. Therefore, I took some time on my flight to write up my thoughts on said book. … Read the rest here

Jason Santa Maria Go to the source

We’re back at it with a brand new A Book Apart from web design mastermind, Dan Cederholm: CSS3 for Web Designers . What’s more, no waiting for pre-orders this time around, you can grab the book right now , in both paperback or ebook formats. The books are just finishing up at the printer and should ship out on Monday, the ebooks are available this very moment. What’s it about? CSS3 opens up many possibilities we’ve had to bend over backwards to achieve in the past… Read the rest here

Cameron Moll Go to the source

Things will probably be a little quiet around here this week. I

SimpleBits Go to the source

MOTHER EFFING TEXT-SHADOW : Somewhat self-explanatory. Be sure to click the

Cameron Moll Go to the source

CSS3 Flexible Box Module : This morning is the first I

SimpleBits Go to the source

The Big Web Show #22 : I had the pleasure of being a live guest on The Big Web Show with Jeffrey Zeldman and Dan Benjamin yesterday. Had a great time talking about Dribbble , Cork

Adactio Go to the source

Another week, another responsive web site. Two weeks ago , it was St. Paul

Adactio Go to the source

Hot on the heels of the work for St. Paul’s School , I’ve been tweaking the media queries for the Salter Cane website . I was switching the site over to using HTML5 structural elements anyway, so I figured I’d meddle with the CSS while I was at it. Once again, the fact that the site was already using percentages made the process very straightforward. Depending on the viewport width, the layout changes from three columns to two columns to one column. And once again, I didn’t remove any content for small screen devices. … Read the rest here

Cameron Moll Go to the source

CSS3 Watch : Curating examples of creative, innovative, and unexpected use of CSS3

Cameron Moll Go to the source

FormBox: jQuery/CSS3 Drop-Down Menu with Integrated Forms : Most common use case for something like this is probably hiding login fields inside a drop-down (or flyout) menu, e.g. Twitter.com and other sites. /via @ smashingmag … Read the rest here

SimpleBits Go to the source

IE9 Beta and CSS3 : Internet Explorer 9 Beta will be unleased in a week . Here