Dribbble Shot by - Griffin Moore - http://dribbble.com/okgriffin
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Dribbble Shot by - Griffin Moore - http://dribbble.com/okgriffin
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Design from a Dribbble shot by Cesar Zeppini. I built the visual meter on top of a hidden meter element. The value of the meter’s value attribute determines the width of the red meter bar and the number displayed in the green box. Demo by changing the value of the value attribute from 750 to a number between 0 and 1000.
Because the functionality of the visual meter relies on JavaScript, progressive enhancement is necessary. Progressive enhancement can be achieved by leaving the meter element’s display property at default until hidden by a script-loaded stylesheet. This stylesheet would contain all the style declarations for the visual meter. If the stylesheet failed to load, the meter element would remain accessible.
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Hacking the HTML5 color input type to tint a photo or change background color. CSS only - no JS. Chrome only.
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Building a prototype so I can turn a chart into a PNG using phantomjs/casperjs to go into monthly client reports sent out by email
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You can find this on running website — http://plugin.subtlepatterns.com/
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★ chrome with css
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Apple designers have found a very neat way to create rounded box-shadow.
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This is a WIP. I explain why later.
I recreated the 10.6 Finder almost 2 years ago. At that time a lot of people recreated a bunch of elements from the Mac UI in CSS3. Like the dock or various kinds of aqua buttons, etc. I decided to make the Finder to learn the kinks of CSS3 and just to see what I'm able to do with it.
You can see it here: http://patrickkontschak.com/css3/finder
That was almost 2 years ago. I've been learning SASS and HAML and all those "hip new things' and tried to update it with these, but I ended up breaking half the thing and the code just looks horrible. It's a code-monster. 2 days ago I finally decided to update my CSS3 project.
A pie chart designed completely in HTML & CSS created by Sean at: http://www.ohsean.net
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