Another glossary I’m afraid, but you can never have too many of them. This one on Smashing Magazine covers everything from typography to marketing, CSS to print design and Twitter to even higher level things such as software development. There are loads of links to all over the intertubes, so if you’ve got a spare moment, head over to this article and get reading!
HTML Forms: The Right Way(s)
There are almost too many ‘right’ ways to create forms using HTML and CSS. You could use definition lists, fully semantic fieldsets and labels, paragraphs, the possibilities are almost endless. Just no tables, please! Raleigh web design & development has written a great post detailing a few of the numerous ‘right’ ways of laying out your forms.
Progressive enhancement with CSS3
This rather good tutorial explains how to create brilliant 2.0-esque buttons using only text and CSS – NO IMAGES. It shows you how to take advantage of the slow emergence of browsers which understand CSS3 properties such as border radius and the like. Even if you’re not going to use this method, it’s a useful [...]
Better, faster and more robust rollovers with CSS sprites
Learn how to create faster, standards compliant, javascript-less and accessible buttons using only CSS. Even the most hard-core of javascript programmers will admit that actually, they might have done this by mistake. And I promise to show you how, and if you’re lucky explain why.
I’ll even tell you what a sprite is.
