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From Tutorialzine –20 Protips For Writing Modern CSS:
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In this post we want to share with you a collection of 20 useful conventions and best practices that are recommend by the CSS community. Some are tailored more towards beginners, and some are a bit advanced, but we hope everyone will find a cool trick they didn’t know about
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From Dropinks –Crafting a Drop-Down Notification List With CSS3:
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This is the kind of list that your visitors can use to view activity that has happened on their account while they were away. Facebook and Twitter make great use of this kind of feature already – and …”
From Tutorialized.com – Latest Tutorial Listings For CSS –Create a Gently Swaying Image With CSS3 Animation:
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See how to enable an image to swing back and forth continuously using CSS3 @keyframes animation. This has become a popular effect to add to 'for sale,' and 'discount' badges or signs.”
From Basic Use –Create an Animated Image with Zoom Effects Using Only CSS3:
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Nowadays, there are more and more websites which display articles/posts/news as square boxes in several columns where each square has a main image and the title. This modern style is easy to make – an…”
From Only Web Pro –Replace jQuery Animation With CSS Hardware Accelerated:
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Most smartphones these days have GPU that are suitable for hardware acceleration. Native apps have access to the GPU, so we can leverage its strength by offloading some heavy tasks for better browser …”
From Basic Use – Latest Tutorial Listings For CSS –Create an Animated Image with Zoom Effects Using Only CSS3:
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Nowadays, there are more and more websites which display articles/posts/news as square boxes in several columns where each square has a main image and the title. This modern style is easy to make – an…”
From A List Apart: The Full Feed –CSS Shapes 101:
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Rectangles inside other rectangles: this is what our webpages have always been made of. We’ve long tried to break free from their restrictions by using CSS to create geometric shapes, but those shapes have never affected the content inside the shaped element, or how the element is seen by other elements on the page.
The new CSS Shapes specification is changing that. Introduced by Adobe in mid-2012, its goal is to provide web designers with a new way to change how the content flows inside and around arbitrarily complex shapes – something we’ve never been able to do before, not even with JavaScript.”
From Tutorialzine –Animated CSS3 Photo Stack:
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This time we are going to build an animated photo stack, which uses all kinds of fancy effects to transition between a set of images.
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From CodiCode –Pure CSS Images Zoom Effect:
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Add Zoom Effect to any image, Take advantage of the CSS Transitions feature to get the images to smoothly zoom in and out.”
From Mistonline –Image shadow using css and html:
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This is a simple css script that will create shadow from images. This is just a clean css class and you can call it from the image html tag using the class switch. Here is how it looks, there is no ne…”
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