I decided to share with you a few CSS3 based buttons I am currently using in my own CMS Administration. Hope you will like them.
As I am using a Less for CSS a lot lately, you can find *.less code here as well :)
This is how they look:
Take a look at the source codes and live demo.
CSS3 Buttons by mattonik is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
I was just thinking, what about Chrome OS, HTML5, CSS3, jQuery/Processing as a multitouch platform? Is it possible?
I personally believe yes. There are many examples of CSS3 based animations, transitions and other stuff (http://robertnyman.com/2010/05/06/css3-animations/, http://robertnyman.com/css3/, http://www.webdesignerwall.com/trends/47-amazing-css3-animation-demos/) that can greatly create the ux of multitouch applications. HTML5 provides us with offline data, canvas, audio, video and many other usefull tags (http://html5.mattonik.sk/, http://html5demos.com/). JavaScript, jQuery or/and Processing can provide logic for these applications and even physics engine.
So I think it’s really possible to use this combination to create real multitouch application.
Of cource, there are many other things that might cause problems, like connecting external devices, but do we really need this in all cases?
Poll: What CSS3 feature are you most excited about? - http://bit.ly/d6AwdB (smashingmag)
I personally selected @font-face but looking forward to use nearly all of these new features. But I already use border-radius, box-shadow & text-shadow regularly.
So what about you?
Which one do you find the most interesting? Do you already use some of these features?
