This is a quick post concerning the border-radius CSS3 property, and the syntax behind it. After coming across this site earlier today via Twitter I remembered my initial frustrations with lack of uniformity across user agents and their required syntax in order to create round corners; Firefox requiring a different format to Webkit and the CSS3 spec was pretty annoying.
CSS Wizardry posts tagged ‘CSS3’
A quick note on border radius
March 2nd, 2010
By Harry RobertsTags: Border Radius, CSS3
. Posted in Web Development | 3 Comments »
CSS bar charts—styling data with CSS3 and progressive enhancement
February 2nd, 2010
Bar charts in CSS are neither very new, or very difficult. Using some pretty basic styling you can force lists etc into resembling graphs and charts fairly easily. Such charts, in their most basic form, work perfectly well in displaying and presenting the data they represent. However, using some rich CSS3 and progressive enhancement, you can really start pushing the display and presentation of these normally boring documents to the next level. They are also an ideal way in which to demonstrate the power and ability of progressive enhancement.
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By Harry RobertsTags: CSS3, Data Visualisation, Progressive Enhancement
. Posted in Web Development | 2 Comments »
Typographic work planner
December 22nd, 2009
No one likes being told what to do, especially if it’s work related, but nevertheless jobs need done. Why present boring stuff in a boring way? If you’re going to be told what to do, at least soften the blow by being told nicely. Enter this, a little HTML/CSS typographic work planner. By using some super-semantic HTML and a dash of CSS you can craft a beautiful looking yet incredibly simple work planner for you and your staff.
By Harry RobertsTags: CSS, CSS3, Design, Development, HTML, Semantics
. Posted in Web Development | 26 Comments »
Suzanna Haworth Photography
December 17th, 2009
I recently completed a complete design and build for my girlfriend, Suzanna Haworth. She’s something of a photographer and we decided that we ought to knock her a little site up to showcase her works. As she wasn’t a client per se I had much more creative freedom than I usually would so I decided to exercise some CSS3 and progressive enhancement on the site.
By Harry RobertsTags: CSS3, Design, Photography, Progressive Enhancement
. Posted in Portfolio | No Comments »