Experiment: Realistic Ipod with CSS3

For today’s post, I got inspired by Ahmed El Gabri and his article CSS3 Gradients Coffee cup. I figured if you could make a coffee cup, you could make just about anything with CSS3! For example, today I created a realistic Ipod just with CSS3 and no images at all. First of all, I recommend [...]

Categories: CSS, Design, tutorial
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Using Text Shadow in HTML/CSS

In this post, I will discuss the topic of using text shadow in HTML/CSS. Text shadow is a property from CSS2, and what it does is simply apply shadow to the text. Moreover, text shadow allows you to create a somewhat moved or blurred copy of a piece of text, to do positioned or color [...]

Categories: (X)HTML, CSS
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Simple Tips to Improve your Web Accessibility

Web accessibility is the idea of making websites easily accessed by all types of people including those with certain disabilities, different languages, or lack of access to certain technology. The notion is derived from the fact that all people should be given equal opportunity to access websites regardless of their limitations. It is important for [...]

Categories: (X)HTML
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Good Advice to Increase your Site’s Speed

In this entry, I will show you how to increase the speed of your site! Some designers/developers tend to over use images and flash, when plain text would be sufficient. Also, some designers/developers like to use too many cascade styles sheets files for one simple page. Though style is essential to a great site, simplicity [...]

Categories: (X)HTML, CSS, Javascript
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