Typography is everyone’s favorite toy in web design. One particularly fun tool that CSS gives you to play with your type is text-shadow, which seems simple enough at first but can be used to create some remarkable effects with a little ingenuity and creativity.

Today we’re going to run through several text-shadow examples that you can copy and paste for your own work.

Sass and Compass CSS animation library based on Animate.css

Introducing EnhanceJS, a JavaScript framework designed specifically to deliver a usable experience to the widest possible audience, by testing the browser to determine whether it is capable of correctly supporting a range of essential CSS and JavaScript properties, and delivering features only to those that pass the test.

The standard buttons provided by third parties (such as Facebook, Twitter and SoundCloud) vary in size, style and interactivity. A consistent button set could reduce a lot of that visual noise and inconsistency. Furthermore, having it in CSS format means that changing the text for certain actions would be a breeze for developers, and it also allows administrators of non-English websites to translate labels into their native languages.
The button set was designed from the beginning to require no extra markup, and the elements used are entirely the choice of the (semantically considerate) designer. All buttons are fully scalable and customizable, and they degrade gracefully on older browsers, although the aesthetics in IE 6 and 7 are admittedly inferior to image-based alternatives.

First things first - these demos are showing of CSS transitions, transforms (2D and 3D) and animations. Currently (January 2012), 2D transforms are available in all current browsers including IE9, transitions are available in all browsers except Internet Explorer 9 and less, while 3D transforms are in Safari, Chrome, Firefox and IE10 and up. Animations are available in Safari, Chrome, Firefox 5+ and IE10. Most examples degrade nicely, so if you are using a legacy browser you can still use a site using these, you just won't get animation. 3D transforms generally don't degrade nicely, so be careful when using them.

With the latest advances in CSS3 many of the effects that were once only achievable in Photoshop can now be replicated in CSS code, but it’s sometimes difficult to visualise the appearance of these effects when staring at a few lines of syntax. This is where CSS generators come in handy, this roundup of tools makes it easy to create the exact CSS effects you need with the help of graphical interfaces.

This is a collection of CSS3 buttons that use the simplest possible markup. They look best in WebKit-based browsers, almost as good in Firefox, with all other browsers falling back to a less-styled button.

Developing for the Web can be a difficult yet rewarding job. Given the number of browsers across the number of platforms, it can sometimes be a bit overwhelming. But if we start coding with a little forethought and apply the principles of progressive enhancement from the beginning and apply some responsive practices at the end, we can easily accommodate for less-capable browsers and reward those with modern browsers in both desktop and mobile environments.

Emulate CSS3 pseudo classes in IE

how to target every n of elements with css

A ready-to-use HTML5 bootstrap tool to create websites.

-webkit-border-radius: 8px;

-webkit-border-bottom-right-radius: 0;

-webkit-border-top-left-radius: 0;

Font sizing with CSS and browser support as always been a mystery to me. We used to use pixels, than we switched to ems and percent, then we switched back to pixels again?!.. In this post I’ve tried shedding some light on the matter and explaining the reason for this, and the different ways of doing font sizing on the web

CSS is always the easiest method to improve websites design and functionality. Moreover, The next version of CSS (CSS3) will revolutionize the way websites works. Except Internet Explorer most of the modern browsers supports CSS3 features. Here we present to you 20 recent CSS & CSS3 tools and resources you need to be aware of as a web designer/developer.

You can check here what CSS3 features Internet Explorer supports. Although, none of the new exciting new features of CSS3 are supported, Microsoft Announced to support CSS3 in Internet Explorer ( IE9). Keep your finger crossed!

The title is a bit funny! Making JavaScript angry! but truthfully we’re not going to make JavaScript angry. We just would like to introduce you some effects or solutions which you may think are made using Javascript (or his friends) but after reading this post, you would be proud of CSS! All of them are made using Pure CSS.

One of our favorite things about CSS3 is the addition of RGBA, a color mode that adds alpha-blending to your favorite CSS properties. We've kicked the tires on it a bit with our own projects and have found that it helps streamline our CSS and makes scaling things like buttons very easy. To show you how, we've cooked up an example with some super awesome, scalable buttons.