CSS3 for Web Designers

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1. The Power of CSS

Doing More with Less A First Example Challenges Next Up

2. Introducing CSS3

What is CSS3?

The History of CSS

Browser Support

HTML5

3. Selectors and Pseudo Classes

Attribute Selectors

The Target Pseudo-Class

UI Element States Pseudo-Classes Negation Pseudo-Class

Structural Pseudo-Classes

4. Fonts and Text Effects

Fonts on the Web Font Services

The @font-face Rule Text Shadow

Word Wrapping

5. Colors, Gradients, Background

Images, and Masks

Color

The Opacity Property Backgrounds

background-origin, and background-size

6. Borders and Box Effects

Image Borders

Rounded Corners Box Shadow

7. Transitions, Transforms, and Animations

Transitions and Transforms Transitions

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8. Layout: Columns and Flexible Box

Layout: Columns and Flexible

Box

Flexible Box Model

9. Vendor Prefixes What are Vendor Prefixes?

Maybe They Ain’t So Bad

Strategies

10. Embedding Media

Video Formats Styling Video

11. Accessibility Features

Web Accessibility

The CSS3 Speech Module

12. Media Queries

Targeting Widths and Devices

with CSS3 Media Queries Responsive Images and the

Viewport Metatag

13. Implementing CSS3 in the “Real World”

Stuff That Ain’t (Strictly) CSS,

but Sure Is Useful

jQuery

HTML5

Modernizr

Preprocessors

Frameworks and Grid Systems

14. Going Forward/Additional Resources

What’s Next?

Online Resources Get Involved