There are a lot of different approaches, scripts and solutions around, from CSS3 to pure Javascript and jQuery plugins. Some options are well designed and consider graceful degradation, others are overly complex and even seem to ignore accessibility and usability. So if you do find a solution you’d like to try ~ make sure to read the documentation through carefully, look for comments and reviews or opinions which might give you an idea of how well it works across various browsers and devices.
Read all documentation thoroughly – implement with care & always respect the author’s rights & give credit where credit is due. continue reading ➤
Let’s do some catching up ;) I’m curious to see your ‘talk web design’ pages today and will tell you all about the #naconf :)
Please leave the link to your page in the comments below ~ let’s share notes, links and feedack :)
And here is my write-up of my day at the conference.
Today you will have a great session with the lovely Alejandra who wil be giving you lots to think about in regards to Photoshop, image optimisation and much more :)
And to give you something to work with for your newly learnt methods - here's a little project which we will soon expand upon.
Let’s have another look at the border-radius property and expand our code library with another example: tabbed navigation which seems to be so popular with many. This guest post on CSS-Tricks by Menno van Slooten takes us through the steps of creating rounded cornered tabs.
design for the web 
Let’s have a look the famous lightbox :)
Today you will have a great session with the lovely Alejandra who wil be giving you lots to think about in regards to Photoshop, image optimisation and much more :)
'hop on a bus' project