The days where a website was primarily accessed by pc’s are long gone. Today a increasing amount of devices like tablets, mobile phones and tv’s are used to browse the web.
The consequence of this development is a increased need to test the behaviour of you website in the different screen resolutions these devices uses. Unfortunately it’s only very few webmasters that have access to all these devices. You could naturally try to get your boss to buy all these nice devices for you ;-) .
As a plan B (if your boss isn’t that understanding) , you can use a online service like Screenfly to quick and dirty emulate your site’s behaviour in the different devices.
Creating a CSS typography from scratch for a new website can be quite time consuming.
Rotated images can give your site or blog a interesting and modern look. Normally you would need to open a image editing program like Photoshop og Gimp, and manually rotate the images.
Using CSS to create nice text effects is a good alternative to creating text effects as images, since the text is easier to update and maintain, and is performing better from a SEO perspective.
Adding gradient color to a text is typically achieved with a little Photoshop magic, however you can also create the same effect with CSS and a image with a gradient transparent background.
In some situations it can be handy to display information in a image as a watermark.
In this post we’ll demonstrate how submit buttons in forms can be styled with CSS without using any images.
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