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Category Archives: CSS

Useful links: Airline sites, media queries, border style, scoped, YouTube

Proposed Regulations Address Airline Websites and Kiosks. There’s a long wait time before any proposed regs would take effect, but eventually they would be required to be accessible. Quick Tips: A Crash Course in CSS Media Queries at net tuts. How Do Browsers Render the Different CSS Border Style Values? Good screen shots and demo code [...]

Useful links: Git links, HTML5 Readiness, Responsive Design, HSLA, Responsive Content

Git link roundup from Tiffany B. Brown. HTML5 Readiness is an infographic site, showing adoption of various HTML5 features by the major browsers. 21 Top Tips for Responsive Web Design at .net has tools and links and great resources. HSLA Color Picker from Standardista is a really nice tool that lets you see your color as [...]

Useful links: HTML5 sections, block level links, charity: water

Don’t Style Headings Using HTML5 Sections is a look at the section element and how it works with headings and document flow. Very interesting. Block level links and accessibility from 456 Berea Street looks at headings and other block level elements from a different point of view. Charity: Water Sends Personal Video Thank Yous. There’s [...]

The latest on using border-radius to make rounded corners

The CSS property border-radius is used to make rounded corners. A rule such as #twitter { border: solid 1px blue; border-radius: 10px;  } Would round the borders of a an element with the id=”twitter” by the same amount on all sides. As with all CSS rules involving the box model, you could choose to round each [...]

Useful links: Inclusivity, Ethan Marcotte, HTML5 forms

Inclusivity Requires a Paradigm Shift is a long article about accessibility and many surrounding issues. It’s worth the time it takes to read. Interview with Ethan Marcotte is a podcast about responsive web design. HTML5 Forms Input Types, Attributes And New Elements – Demos, Tips And Tricks

Useful links: Stylebot, background-repeat, interface design

Tweet Your Favorite Website’s CSS with Stylebot. Oh my, this could really get interesting. You can completely restyle a website and save and share your results. CSS3′s ‘space’ and ’round’ Values for background-repeat. Here’s a chance to learn about something that may be new to you. 5 Principles of User-Centered Interface Design. One of many [...]

Useful links: Google+ on WordPress, HTML5, YouTube SEO, Responsive Design

Three Ways To Display Your Latest Google+ Updates On WordPress from wpmods. searching for signal gives us: The Most Important Parts of HTML5, or Why audio and video are Boring, or The New Web Platform, or an Introduction to HTML5. Yes, all that. YouTube Tips: Blown Away by Phyllis Khare tells you some tips that [...]

Useful links: Layouts, social media in college, real names

Another good article from .net. This one is The Future of CSS Layouts. This one isn’t quite so enthusiastic about @media queries as some of the articles you may have been reading lately. 100% of colleges and universities are using social media at eduGuru. danah boyd, who often makes more sense than anyone else, speaks out [...]

Useful links: Motion, Environments for Humans, Style Tweets, HTML5 Semantics

Motion 2011: motion is known for bringing together the brightest and most creative minds in the motion graphics, visual effects {VFX}, and animation industries. This year is no exception. Environments for Humans has some great conferences scheduled. You get top experts and you don’t have to leave home to attend. Style Twitter posts on your site [...]

Useful links: Accessibility and SEO, creative writing/programming, Edge

Jared Smith wrote an excellent WebAIM article talking about how Accessiblity and SEO are moving closer and closer together in their goals and techniques. He talks about a variety of things, including HTML5 and SEO. Look at Jared’s list of similarities (links are to WebAIM articles): The list of accessibility and SEO practices that are [...]