I am not the only one playing with CSS3

Andy Clarke got me inter­ested in what you could do with CSS3 with Five CSS design browser dif­fer­ences I can live with over at For A Beau­ti­ful Web blog. I real­ised what I was miss­ing and start look­ing at what CSS3 prop­er­ties that could be applied now, css3.info was an invalu­able resource.

Then on Decem­ber 1 24 Ways showed what could be done and how not to do it with regards to grace­ful degrad­a­tion. After prob­lems with the ini­tial design, there was a couple of great art­icles on using CSS3 for pro­gress­ive enhance­ment by John All­sopp and Elliot Jay Stocks.

A few days ago, Smash­ing Magazine pub­lished Push Your Web Design Into The Future With CSS3, which is a gen­eral intro­duc­tion to CSS3. It also lead me to the Zen Ele­ments blog of Alex Mitchell, which like me is exper­i­ment­ing with CSS3 prop­er­ties and put­ting it on dis­play for every­one to learn from.

I have not for­got­ten my demon­stra­tion of @font-face, first-letter and adja­cent select­ors. I am hav­ing issues with ver­tical align­ment cross browsers. You will see that demon­stra­tion is the near future.

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