Contrast Rebellion
Site of the week! Makes one hell of a case for higher contrast text and readability.
Contrast Rebellion
Site of the week! Makes one hell of a case for higher contrast text and readability.
With CSS3, there are a lot of things to be excited about. When I read CSS3 For Web Designers, my first thought was that it could be an amazing illustrator’s toolkit. Here are two awesome sites that go beyond using CSS3 for box shadows and rounded corners:
BeerCamp SXSW 2010
SImple and brilliant, isn’t it? This site uses CSS to make lollipop trees and a block of buildings.
For the Record
I saw this in a .net showcase and instantly had to check it out. It is basically a series of infographics that illustrates the variety and depth of one person’s record collection. The content is interesting and the design is beautiful. The page tells a story without any extraneous nonsense. Love.
Dribbble - Lan Truong
This designer is one of my favorite dribbblers. I love dribbble! I’m a “spectator” there, which means I can lurk on the site and look at all the beautiful work. Someday, maybe, I’ll have the guts (and hopefully, a worthy portfolio) to make myself a prospect.
Joshua Sortino — UX Designer & Responsive Design Evangelist
I can’t help but appreciate a good, clean (and responsive!) site like this one.
Multicolr Search Lab - Idée Inc.
Color-lovers, check out this color search tool by Idée Inc. Beautiful results guaranteed.
thisissand.com
Girls, remember those bottles of sand you made at birthdays parties? Here is the flash version, only not lame. I love this idea.