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CSS3 Image Gallery - Vandelay Design
I have run into lots of tutorials on the web focused on creating stunning image galleries. These often include photo boxes or alternate JavaScript-enhanced functionality. Nominally in the modern era of web design there isn’t any problem with dynamic scripting. For more on image galleries, check out this post on free jQuery sliders. For this tutorial, I want to show how we can build a standards-com
5 Must See HTML5 Sites
With the release of the iPad, HTML5 technology has recently come into the spotlight. The format that will likely kill Adobe’s Flash is a lot of fun to use, but we’ve not seen much of it yet. The good news is that you don’t have to wait until the iPad is in your hands to see what HTML5 can do. If you have a compatible browser, there are already a wealth of sites that show off the capabilities. F
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