These days, when CSS3 and HTML5 technologies are used so widely, it is hard to find a modern site that was made without the developments of recent years in this area. Among the huge number of new educational articles and tutorials, published daily on the Internet, we have selected only the best information. In this post you will find a lot of useful materials for both beginners and advanced web developers. Enjoy and share your opinion in comments!
Transitions for Off-Canvas Navigations
This time we’ll explore transitions for sidebars or off-canvas content like the one we’ve used in the Multi-Level Push Menu. The idea is to show some hidden sidebar with a subtle transition on the element itself and also on the remaining content.
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Animated Border Menus
A tutorial on how to create a off-canvas icon navigation with an animated border effect. The menu effect is inspired by CreativeDash’s bounce menu for mobile apps.
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Creative Loading Effects
Some ideas and inspiration for loading effects on a website.
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Build a custom HTML5 video player
In this tutorial you know how to use HTML5′s media API to build a custom player with a UI that stays consistent no matter what browser you use.
Build animated feature sections with CSS3
Josh Netherton guides you through creating an animated features block, from sketching storyboards to coding out the CSS3 animations – learning the syntax on the way.
Sliding Horizontal Layout
A slider-like layout where the neighboring sections are positioned horizontally next to each other.
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4 ways to create CSS that’s modular and scalable
Several methods have emerged to help designers write scalable and modular HTML and CSS. Freelance web designer Steven Bradley presents an overview of four.
The standardisation of CSS
How does a new CSS property get standardised? Who makes the decisions? Why should I care about the standardisation process? What’s the deal with airline food?
Blurry Transparent Header Effect from iOS7 in CSS
This article focused on how to build something similar to the blurred header effect you can find in iMessage and many other apps in iOS7. But the tricks you will learn will make it possible to build the Control Center effect too.
Animation of How CSS Triangles Work
An Introduction to CSS Custom Filters — Shader Basics
Like filter primitives, shaders are a complex subject and there’s much more to cover than a single post or my understanding could do justice.
CSS Regions and Edge Reflow
Write Your CSS with JavaScript
Sometimes programming is just using the right tool. This may be a framework, library or as it happens in my case CSS preprocessor. You probably don’t realize it, but LESS or SASS have a lot of constraints. I managed to change that by writing my own CSS preprocessor.
CSS Length Explained
When styling a web site with CSS you might have realised that an inch on a screen is not an actual inch, and a pixel is not necessarily an actual pixel. Have you ever figured out how to represent the speed of light in CSS pixels?
CSS Named Filter Effects — Non-Destructive Effects for Images and Elements
Using CSS3 Page Break To Organise Print Pages
Feature detection with CSS @supports
Client-side full-text search in CSS
Using data- attributes for indexation, and a dynamic stylesheet with a CSS3 selector for search, it is straightforward to implement a client-side full-text search in CSS rather than JavaScript.
A Look Into CSS Units: Pixels, EM, And Percentage
In this post, we are going to run through these units to get further insight into these units of measurements.
CSS Clipping and Masking — Show and Hide Parts of Images and Elements with Code
CSS3 3D Transformation Functions
In this article we look at the basic 3D functions you can apply to elements.
Starting to Write CSS
A Look Into: Using CSS Variables
Inline CSS web fonts
If you serve web fonts via URL, the browser makes a separate request for every web font.
Pure CSS Slide Up and Slide Down
Exploding Blocks with CSS and Javascript
Native vs. HTML5: How the auto industry is forcing change for the mobile web
Animated falling lamp from the ceiling
How to Create a Custom, Crisp Icon Font with IcoMoon App
CSS3 Navigation Menu Tutorial with Notification Badges
In this tutorial I will be showing how to make minimal CSS3 navigation menu that can be customized to fit your projects requirements and looks.
Create Circle Using CSS – CSS3 Circles Tutorial
Reshaping the web with CSS shapes & exclusions
The solution to this is CSS shapes and exclusions, which allow us to create true polygons, circles and ellipses. For now this feature is only available in Chrome Canary, or by enabling experimental WebKit features; but in the very near future, it will change the way we design the web forever.
CSS3 Tutorial – Glowing Text Effects
Create a flat bubble navigation with HTML & CSS3
In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to create a flat bubble navigation with HTML and CSS3.
Create a minimalistic black and white navigation with HTML and CSS
Create a flat, four part square menu with HTML & CSS3
Display Images with Shape Masking and Nifty Zoom Effect
In this tutorial we are going to show you how to mask images with shapes plus some nifty zoom animation effects with just HTML & CSS. I have seen this kind of styling and effect in many portfolio websites and let me show you how it’s made.
Wrapping Content In Shapes With CSS3
Print media (as compared to web media) has a greater flexibility when it comes to content layout and display. Due to the way web content is structured, it’s quite tricky to put text into those unusual shape frames, like how the magazines do.