CSS3 Watch on Twitter
For a while now, I have had a specific Twitter account for CSS3 Watch, @css3watch. This will simply auto-tweet any new posts to the blog.
Anyways, enjoy.
Collecting examples of creative, innovative, and unexpected use of CSS3.
CSS3 Watch is curated by Zander Martineau
For a while now, I have had a specific Twitter account for CSS3 Watch, @css3watch. This will simply auto-tweet any new posts to the blog.
Anyways, enjoy.
Frickin’ amazing button created by @simurai that use more than a splash of CSS3. The markup is clean & they look great!
Use with caution though, these babies probably aren’t ready for production sites.
The Tutorial: Using some CSS 3 and a little something called :target The Result: Javascript-free Tabbed Menus and Image Galleries.
As always, Tim Van Damme shows us who’s boss. Checkout this brilliant experiment with oodles of CSS3 effects & animations..
Awesome CSS3 generator by Mike Plate
Doug Neiner’s response to the aforementioned CSS Logos
Justin Sepulveda created these brilliant CSS only logos
CSS3 Time Machine by Nathan Burnett
For Smashing Magazine’s CSS3 Design Contest
For Smashing Magazine’s CSS3 Design Contest

The finished result

A little example of some the craziness
Internet Explorer Pure CSS Logo
Another amazing job by Andreas Jacob
Louis Harboe has recreated the iOS4 icons in Pure CSS. These are incredible, and totally resolution independent. (via jayrobinson)
Gangsta Ass CSS3 Wrapping Drop Shadows
Better & leaner than the previous example CSS Drop Shadow, although as with the previous example, it does break if the width is too great..
Thanks to Paul Irish for bringing this to my attention
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