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Best Rated CSS3 Techniques & Practices

There are plethora of techniques for CSS3 and how one should go about laying the code out, what techniques to use for different browsers, and a whole set of others. Within this post we take a look at several specific CSS3 techniques and practices that you should adapt to, to improve your CSS3 coding style as well as coding technique that also affects cross compatibility.

Organizing Browser Specific Syntax

As all of us who dived into CSS3 know, there is a lot of syntax that relates to certain browsers or compilers such as the border radius element and the likes. In order to better organize and understand these elements it is best if they are stacked on top of each other sequentially as well as contain comments on top of them or to the right of them describing or listing what each element pertains to. For example, the -moz-border-radius should have a comment like so /* Mozilla / firefox */.

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30 Magnificent Sites Using HTML5 in Their Core Layout

As HTML5 has been evolving into the new web standard, there’s good reason why. HTML5 has defined a variety of elements and attributes that will surely change the way websites are being developed. It’s no wonder this new revision of hyper text mark-up language is opening new doors for developers and creating much more semantic layouts that flow on a fluent level.

Below we’ve compiled an amazing list of 30 beautiful websites that are already using HTML5 within their core layout. Let us know which ones you like best!

Les Integristes

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