Friday, December 31, 2010

CSS Tricks for a Website Design

Listed below are 10 CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) tricks that will help you improve your web designs.

1. Image gallery of your website should provide users with image thumbnail image with just mouse hover, this also helps to load the image gallery fast.
2. Using simple CSS tricks organize and style index files to easy deal with lots of glossary terms.
3. Create alert box to display important content at the same draw user attention by using neat CSS.
4. CSS sliding sprite window to show different images in different state of link.
5. Using CSS solely you can create gradient effects on text.
6. Use sliding image gallery especially for a photographer’s website to organize images on your website. The sliding image gallery may be horizontal or vertical.
7. Round corner in CSS is recommended for websites. Greg Johnson created web apps to automate the process. All you need to do is create anti-aliased corners without using images or javascript.
8. Pure CSS line graph can be created by using CSS to create a line graph.
9. Pure CSS Accordion Effect can be produced easily with JavaScript frameworks but can now be achieved using CSS.
10. CSS Rollover Buttons - With rollovers you can add visual feedback to your website’s buttons; its look is similar to sliding sprite window of course mechanics behind is different. As a visitor moves their mouse over a rollover button, it changes to indicate that it’s click-able.

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