Blodhemn !

Circle Hover Effects with CSS Transitions

Circles Hover Effects

HTML5 is awesome. Pixelart too !  Imagine a 8-bit Color Cycling picture with HTML5 …

See this and you understand at effectgames.com

I found this very interesting article about well coding a website at XHTML CSS Code.

Good tips and great ideas to not forget a website is not an experiment.

Another list of awesome 404 error pages.

Good jobs and great ideas !

Found on this excellent blog : francescomugnai.com

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In the same idea of the previous articles, this is a non exhaustive and non ordered list of psd to HTML websites.

I may update this list when I found other links.

1. psd2cssonline.com (EN)
2. psd2html (EN)
3. psdxhtml (EN)
4. html markup (EN)
5. html cut (EN)
6. pix masta (FR)
7. w3 markup (EN)
8. psd xhtml css (FR)
9. psd to xhtml css (EN)
10. xhtml coding (EN)
11. markup service (EN)
12. xhtml chop (EN)
13. slicing psd to html (EN)
14. psd2html ninjas (EN)

I was searching about target= »_blank » problem on Google.

Finally I’ve found two awesome and well discussed articles.

Firstly: from Cyber codeur. (FR). This is an old article but always up about target= »_blank » problem with W3C norms and coding.

Secondly: from (yes again =] ) Perishable Press (EN) : an unobtrusive JS solution (but a bit difficult to understand for people like me)

Around this target= »_blank » problem, I was able to ask 3 questions:

1. Transitional / Strict coding for valid W3C norms (being valid or strict coding)
2. Open a new page Vs usability (How to return to previous page with a new window  ? [e.g.])
3. Inline coding Vs Script interpreted language (first more quick but not valid)

This article from Manuel Catez (FR) is a good summary of this problem.

Enjoy !

With the coming of HTML5 and CCS3, we must think a different way to code webpage.

I often see « div coding » as weird as « table coding ». The reason ?  The most of time, non well CSS construction.

With the new era of HTML/CSS, say goodbye to  « cascading <div> »!

In this aticle, discover how HTML/CSS coding changes.

Read more from Perishable Press, and thanks Jeff Starr.

In my opinion, HTML5/ CSS3 turns into XML style coding.