#24ways (10 links)
This meant letting go of pixel-level beauty to create something bigger and harder: a system of elements that work together in harmony in many contexts. The visual style exists to guide the users. When done well, it becomes a language that users understand, so when they encounter a new feature or have a new goal, they already feel comfortable navigating it.
- 24 ways: Going Nuts with CSS Transitions 24ways.org
- 24 ways: Working With RGBA Colour 24ways.org
I have put together a matrix of (western) fonts showing which are installed with Mac and Windows operating systems, which are installed with various versions of Microsoft Office, and which are installed with Adobe Creative Suite.
- 24 ways: CSS for Accessibility 24ways.org
A few new tips in here.
While it’s good to know that users of tools such as Tails and Operator will derive added value from your shiny semantics, it’s nice to be able to reuse that effort in your own code.
- 24 ways: Back To The Future of Print 24ways.org
8 tips and 4 main gotchas when creating print stylesheets in our more enlightened era.
What we can do to support IE6 users whilst taking full advantage of transparency for the majority of a site’s visitors.