Recently, I designed a print stylesheet for this site. In doing so, I became quite friendly with the W3C’s stylesheet working draft. Most of this draft is well thought out, but here was one section that seemed very poorly drafted; the section on page-margin content.
Flaws in the W3C’s working draft on print
| Posted: | February 2, 2010 |
|---|---|
| Categories: | CSS |
| Tags: | CSS, css3, page layout, print, working draft |
Developing an image free design
With modern CSS properties like gradient, border-radius, and box-shadow, you don’t need images to make a compelling and beautiful website. While you may argue that none of these properties are supported in IE, some actually are (more on this in a bit), and, as for a beautiful web said, Keep calm and carry on (with HTML5)