CSS3 Techniques – Tipsand Tutorials
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| Written by Administrator |
| Wednesday, 11 November 2009 12:32 |
 Today we (web designers) know how to impress our clients. First of all we design some excellent web designs for our clients. They like them also. But when it comes to HTML/CSS, we all have faced problems.In the matter of designing we all know that there is not much restrictions. But in HTML/CSS it is difficult to implement some designs. Then comes browser compatibility, w3c validation etc. We all know what WEB 2.0 is. And now-a-days most of the clients want WEB 2.0 style in their design. WEB 2.0 means rounded corners, drop shadow, gradients, transparency (opacity), text shadow. We can implement all this things in our design easily with the Help of THE ONE AND ONLY ADOBE PHOTOSHOP And when its comes to HTML/CSS we have use the design (WEB 2.0 techniques – means rounded corners, drop shadow, gradients, transparency (opacity), text shadow) as image source in css background or img src. And when we use images we the html page also gets heavier. The client complains about file size optimization. I think all the web designer have gone through this problems a lot of times. I have !! With the help of CSS3 we can give rounded corners, drop shadow, gradients, transparency (opacity), text shadow to our html/css with the help of image files. Read the full article here. |
| Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 November 2009 12:46 |
At first, I thought it's gonna be a tedious process and a bit complicated. but once I get my hand on it, it's just a breeze away. As for that, let see how it is done, using Photoshop tools. 
One of the most common requests I get from web design clients is "can I have a Flash intro with that?" These are words that good professional web designers dread to hear.