A round-up of the very best CSS and JavaScript techniques from around the web, which include advice on building great websites, creating stores and designing apps.
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CSS Magic 21 Cool CSS3 Text Effects Tutorials
CSS3 contains several new text features. Text styling and effects can now be managed without using any JavaScript or images at all to create some remarkable effects with a little skill and creativity. Here we present 21 useful CSS3 text effect tutorials that will take your designs to the next level. Check them out, learn and enjoy the tutorials.
Create Beautiful Web Typography using @Font-Face
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18 Tools and Tutorials for HTML5 Canvas
HTML5 canvas allows scripts to dynamically render 2D bitmap images. In addition to basic shapes, canvas can be used to build graphs, animations, games, and image composition.
Here is a list of tools and tutorials for HTML5 canvas. There are basic tutorials and resources to get started. There are multi-part guides to learn advanced canvas functionality. And there are experiments and examples to discover further aspects of canvas. Read more →
HTML5 Best Practices for Designers
HTML5 is sure to be a big hit this year as far as web design trends go, and rightfully so. It’s new, exciting, easy to understand and better than anything that has come before it. Up until recently, we have had to navigate a grey area in terms of compatibility and definition, and as a result, many of the early adoptions of HTML5 have been partial or complete disasters. Read more →
Coolest CSS3 and CSS effects
We all know it and we all love it, and of course by now you probably already know I am talking about CSS and CSS3.
Actually, we should probably take a moment to thank CSS3 before going any further for speeding up the load times for all of your favorite sites. They, if they know what they are doing, are more than likely using CSS3 in place of a ton of images to enhance user load times, which is pretty awesome.
It is a pretty accepted fact by now that we simply do not need images to do all the things we used to need them for. With CSS3 gradients, transitions, and all the effects, it has really seemed to have taken a lot of the weight off the shoulders of our websites, because let’s be honest—images were surely weighing them down. Read more →