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In Web Design, by Inspectelement, September 8, 2010

Including border-radius, rgba, media queries, CSS3 selectors and more! The beta is due out September 15th.

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In Web Design, by Inspectelement, September 8, 2010

Neat little trick to create stylised bullet points without the use of images or any extra markup. Unfortunately there’s no demo or this in action so I quickly created one here.

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In Web Design, by Inspectelement, September 7, 2010

Google has announced they will start rewarding your site’s page speed. And in their Webmaster Tools they hint that the bar is set at ~1.4 seconds. That’s a good enough reason to start thinking seriously about web optimisation. Dave Rupert’s work is probably the best place to start. He shows how he managed to reduce a page [...]

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In Web Design, by Inspectelement, September 6, 2010

First off all, I don’t like CSS frameworks unless you’ve created one for yourself as a starting point for projects. That being said, Less Framework 2 looks like it could be a good playground for playing around with and learning about CSS3 Media Queries.

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In Web Design, by Inspectelement, September 6, 2010

You can now keep up to date with Inspect Element on Facebook if you wish. Don’t forget, you can also follow me on Twitter or subscribe via RSS.

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In Web Design, by Inspectelement, September 2, 2010

Off to dConstruct tomorrow, my first industry related conference. Really looking forward to it, especially seeing Merlin Mann’s and John Gruber’s talks. Probably a bit late but any Inspect Element readers heading to Brighton? @tkenny me on Twitter if you are!

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In Web Design, by Inspectelement, September 2, 2010

Watch and enjoy. More details of how it works here including street detection within Google Maps Street View. Choreographed windows, interactive flocking, custom rendered maps, real-time compositing, procedural drawing, 3D canvas rendering… this Chrome Experiment has them all. “The Wilderness Downtown” is an interactive interpretation of Arcade Fire’s song “We Used To Wait” and was built [...]

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In Web Design, by Inspectelement, September 1, 2010
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One of the main problems with writing CSS3 code are the vendor prefixes. These are the -moz- or -webkit- you see before properties such as border-radius or text-shadow. They’re a necessary evil at worst and you’ll have to use them to get the most out of what CSS3 currently has to offer. So what’s the [...]

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