As an excuse to explore CCS3 properties across a variety of browsers, David Desandro has created Opera’s brand using only CSS (and no images) and documented the process.
Desandro provides a useful overview of how different browsers handle the task at hand: Firefox 3.6, Safari 4 and Chrome 5 perform valiantly; Opera 10.5, ironically, struggles just a little; IE6, 7 and 8, unsurprisingly, handle the rendering, well… see for yourself.
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![AIGA [Extreme Detail]](/assets/whats_the_harm_nano.png)
AIGA have long fought the good fight against crowdsourcing, clearly articulating the very real issues that plague the 'winner takes all' approach to sourcing design by subcontracting it to the masses…
![Kind of Bloop [Detail]](/assets/kind_of_sued_nano.png)
In 2009, Andy Baio - a writer and entrepreneur who helped build Kickstarter - ate his own dog food and launched a Kickstarter project called 'Kind of Bloop'. The idea was elegant, and one we immediately fell in love with…
![Color [Detail]](/assets/color_nano.png)
As the old saying goes, "You only get one chance to make a first impression." Launched amid much fanfare late last week, Color is, apparently, "a miraculous application," and one of the first of many, new life-changing applications for the 'Post-PC World' in which we now live. It's also guilty of a not insubstantial degree of hyperbole…
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@standardistas: Thanks to the dozens who pointed out that the pile of poo was in Unicode since 6.0. Thank goodness this wasn't an exam question.