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One of the questions that I get asked quite frequently is until CSS3 moves forward, is there anything new we can say, or write, about CSS?
. That's a good question. Not as good perhaps as Why does Gordon Brown do that funny thing with his mouth?
or Would Eddie Izzard make a good Doctor Who?
, but quite a good question none-the-less.
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It's lovely to come home and find something nice waiting for you, isn't it? A nice cup of freshly brewed tea is lovely (nicer with biscuits, but not so common). So is a nice piece of ginger cake with lemon icing. A smiley lady is nice too. I got all three today (which was lovely), but what made it lovelier was a copy of Jon Burgerman's retrospective book of his illustrations, Pens Are My Friends.
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The web has changed, and so has the art of creating web sites. So how do creative designers learn to be artistic yet functional? With Transcending CSS: The Fine Art of Web Design.
In this new video, Andy Clarke follows up on the core principles from Transcending CSS, taking you even further along the path to creating beautiful and accessible web sites.
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