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Start your project right with Modernizr
The HTML5 Boilerplate includes the feature-detection library Modernizr. Learn how to take full advantage of what this feature-rich JavaScript library has to offer when you start a new project
Lift Interactive offers a tactile CSS treat
Awesome CSS effects aplenty on Lift Interactive's new site
A dropdown menu that thinks it's a bamboo mat
Click 'Toggle' and the menus roll up like connected slats
Swishy CSS3 navigation
CSS3 offers so many possibilities to create cool rollovers on website menus. Dan Voyce explains how he created the effect on Graphite Design’s site
Master CSS pixels for Retina displays
As screens get smaller and more detailed, web pages will have to change to cope. Sean B Palmer examines the past, and the future, of CSS resolution independence.
Get started with jQuery Masonry
Knowledge needed: Basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript / jQuery Requires: Text editor, modern browser Project Time: 1 hour Support file 1 This article first appeared in issue 229 of .net magazine.
Modernizr 2.6 released
Tool showcases new features; lead developer Paul Irish talks web community
Dev urges 'Max CSS' to help newcomers
Saving bytes can make files impenetrable, blocking learning
More efficient CSS3 transitions
CSS transitions rarely happen in isolation. Adding transitions to groups of elements means there's more to keep track of and more opportunity to add variety. We can also take advantage of how our brains tend to see things to both save ourselves some work and make things a little more interesting
