My latest post: CSS Summit 2010 slides and resources
I spoke at the CSS Summit on “Effective and Efficient Design with CSS3.” You can download the slides and get links to related resources.
I just finished speaking at the CSS Summit online conference. Well, technically, I’m writing this before I spoke, so that the post can be up as soon as my talk is done. Sneaky, huh? Anyway, my presentation was titled “Effective & Efficient Design with CSS3,” an extension of the talk I gave at ConvergeSE.
If you’d like to check out the slides, here they are:
Effective & Efficient Design with CSS3 (PDF, 1.7 mb)
Here are several links to related resources that I couldn’t put in the slides but which you might find useful. (more…)
My recent posts
- The CSS Summit is near
- Find out how you can win a ticket to the CSS Summit online conference on July 28.
- ConvergeSE 2010 and upcoming conferences
- I spoke at ConvergeSE on “Improving Efficiency and Usability with CSS3.” You can download the slides, get links to related resources, plus find out when I’m giving similar presentations soon.
- Announcing my new book, Stunning CSS3
- I’m currently writing a new book called Stunning CSS3: A Project-based Guide to the Latest in CSS. It’s on…wait for it…CSS3.
- Deal-breaker problems with CSS3 multi-columns
- Firefox and Webkit support some of the CSS3 multi-column layout properties—but not very well. Unfortunately, the spec isn’t very clear about what’s correct. Until the spec is clearer and the browser problems are ironed out, multi-columns are useless to me.
- Thoughts on my first time at SXSW
- The two biggest things that I came away from SXSW Interactive with were more connections with some really smart and talented people in my industry, and a renewed sense of excitement in my work. Plus, a few tips for SXSW newbies.