progressive enhancement

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• Handcrafted CSS

  
  The Worthwhile Blog — Authority: 123
  There’s a lot of talk going around about CSS3/HTML5, progressive enhancement, etc, but not until now have we had a well structured book to help prepare us web developers for the changes that are coming behind the scenes of tomorrow’s websites. Dan Cedarholm , a well known web designer & speaker on all things ...
  1 week ago

• RGBa backgrounds in IE

  
  Nick Cowie — Authority: 104
  RGBa is the new black, with support in most modern Safari 3, Firefox 3 and Opera 10, you can have semi transparent elements. Only there is no support currently in IE for RGBa. However, you can easily fake it for backgrounds of block elements in IE with ...
  2 weeks ago

• Why use CSS Zen Garden for CSS3 demo

  
  Nick Cowie — Authority: 104
  For those who have not seen my Edge of the Web CSS3 demonstration I used the CSS Zen Garden HTML. Why, because I wanted to use somebody else’s HTML, mainly because I wanted to show it works with any HTML and that most people would be familiar with the site. I will not submit it, because Dave has not accepted ...
  3 weeks ago

• CSS3 presentations at EOTW09 and WebJam11

  
  Nick Cowie — Authority: 104
  I really enjoyed developing my presentation for Edge of the Web. The research and experimentation was a lot of fun. Explore the demo using CSS Zen Garden HTML and seriously try it in IE6, the WebJam presentation with some even more outrageous transitions needs Safari4 or FF3.7 and a little exploring with a ...
  3 weeks ago

• Notes on Nick Cowie’s talk on Progressive Enhancement with CSS3

  
  Passing Curiosity — Authority: 452
  Notes from Nick Cowie’s(@nickobec talk ProgressiveEnhancement with CSS: Or how I stopped worrying about IE6 and startedloving CSS3. As with the rest of these “notes” posts, whatfollows may or may not accurately reflect Nick’s actual opinions.According to Helen Burgess’ introduction: he’s a library guy who ...
  3 weeks ago

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