Category Archives: CSS3 Bling in the Real World

The first words that stood out to me in this passage were “straightforward fashion”.  This got me excited, because what is a web page without some personality?  I addition, the use of Photoshop being minimized is a specific aspect to … Continue reading →

The coding world is abuzz with the new development of CSS3. Over the past ten years web development has made leaps and bounds.  With the advent of CSS3 websites now look cooler and its easier to make them look cooler. … Continue reading →

The “bling!” tone of voice of this author was very distracting and reminded me somewhat of a talkative 6th grader girl- harsh I know. It was as if I was trapped in the gossip of a reality show when reading … Continue reading →

The “bling bling!” reminds me of my old shiny pink princess tricycle with the awesome ring-ring bell. It added a little bit of jazz to my mode of transportation. And here goes my smooth transition into a really bad metaphor … Continue reading →

This article was a really nice review of the new CSS3 transitions and transformations we learned/talked about in class on Wednesday. The diction of the article was kind of annoying because the author seemed like they were trying to hard … Continue reading →

Chris Mill’s article, “CSS3 Bling in the Real World,” felt like the next chapter of last week’s reading about HTML5. It’s clear from his writing that he wants the reader to enjoy CSS3 and enjoy the creative benefits it provides … Continue reading →

No more divs. Less photoshopping. In other words: designing is instantaneous. Rounded corners used to be a process, now they aren’t. (for me they still are, but that’s a different rant). I don’t know exactly what the old school coders … Continue reading →

To be honest, these articles are really starting to lose me.  If we have not already covered these blog topics in class, it is difficult for me to understand the readings.  Like I have said in previous blog posts, and … Continue reading →

“The new breed of CSS3 shizzle even allows a self-confessed design amateur like myself to produce some fairly tasty looking designs.” I full heartedly agree with this statement by Chris Mills in his article titled “CSS3 Bling in the Real … Continue reading →

The new HTML 5 elements make coding simpler, faster, and easier; but now this new CSS3 stuff seems so complicated, complex, and wordy. There are so many more cool effects I can do to my site, but with each comes … Continue reading →