CSSDeck is a handy resource that's bursting at its seams with some really nice CSS3 trickery.

Eleqtriq showcase an example that creates a children’s pop-up book like experience using HTML and CSS.

Paul Irish and Divya Manian have developed a base HTML/CSS/JS template for a fast, robust and future-proof site — HTML5 Boilerplate.

HTML5 Readiness, from the asylum run by Paul Irish and Divya Manian, shows how HTML5 support has evolved since 2008.

Comprehensive list of WebKit-specific CSS properties. Via Mr Gruber.

Some web-kit CSS3 sandbox fun from Tim Van Damme.

In the run up to the iPad's US launch Apple published a webpage displaying "a few of the sites that take advantage of … web standards to deliver content that looks and functions beautifully on iPad." (ie: No Flash).

A helpful tool that means not having to remember lines upon lines of browser-specific CSS3. Via @standardistas.

Carsonified's Keir Whitaker interviews SimpleBit's Dan Cederholm on Bulletproof Web Design, CSS3 and Dribbble.

Bill Buxton: “Just forget about graphical consistency across browsers. When you think about browsers and the interactions we have over the Internet as being this rich, it’s just absurd… Basically, the only thing that matters in terms of consistency going forward is consistency of the quality of user experience. And until we get that, by trying to make things consistent on every single browser on every single platform, we completely degrade the quality of user experience—or we homogenize it to the point where it’s just boring and mediocre.”