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CSS3 (combined with the power of HTML5) is rapidly being supported by all the major browsers (read - anything except Internet Explorer), so I thought now would be a good time to see some of the cool CSS effects we can achieve using the power of your the browser and a little CSS code. You should be able to see all the effects demonstrated in this article if you're using the latest Chrome, Safari or Firefox browser.

Browsershots faz screenshots do seu design web em diferentes sistemas operacionais e navegadores. É um aplicativo de web on-line de código-fonte aberto livre, oferecendo aos desenvolvedores uma maneira conveniente para testar a compatibilidade do navegador do seu site em um único lugar. Ao submeter o seu endereço web, ele será adicionado à lista de espera. Um número de computadores distribuídos abrirá a sua página de internet nos seus navegadores. Então eles vão fazer capturas de tela e carregá-los para nossa central de servidores dedicados para sua revisão.

Compatible with OpenSim and Second Life Runs in the browser using the Unity3D plugin Runs on lower end machines and lower bandwidth Uses standard open web technology so can be easily branded or configured to meet your needs Embed into your own web properties like your intranet or facebook Deployable onto your own network Highly scalable

Dreamweaver is the most popular application for building and managing websites. With Dreamweaver you can easily create tables, forms, CSS styles. You can also design your own templates and implement them on your website with a just a few mouse clicks. Besides pure HTML, Dreamweaver also supports many other programming languages such as XHTML, PHP, ASP, JavaScript and CSS. Pages created with Dreamweaver typically have very clean and readable code. Dreamweaver also tries to solve many compatibility issues between browsers. This ensures that your web pages will look correctly and identically in all popular web browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Opera).

Aqui está um bom exemplo de como os sites podem ser animados. Grande elaboração, produto final agradável.

Um bom exemplo do que deveria ser o padrão actual do desenvolvimento Web. No entanto, é importante pensarmos nas condicionantes da tecnologia que serve de meio para estes produtos mais dinâmicos, mais concretamente as velocidades de acesso à Internet e infraestruturas locais, que infelizmente não acompanham a evolução das Suites de Software. Fora isso existe a necessidade de ter disponível recursos físicos do Hardware e da escolha de um Browser capaz de correr isto pensando claro no público geral. Bom Post Jorge ;)

Everyone is urging you to make the switch from table-based layouts to tableless, CSS-positioned layouts. You've certainly been thinking about it, but CSS layouts seem so unintuitive. You've established a workflow with tables that, well, works. Why should you change? After all, browsers will always render tables, and you understand their methods and issues. All you have to do to get a design grid is fill out the Dreamweaver table dialog box. Would that it were so easy with CSS! Well, it can be-Dreamweaver includes CSS starter pages that provide a kind of CSS alternative to the table dialog box.

After a somewhat slow start due to varying degrees of support by the major browsers, the use of cascading style sheets (CSS) has moved from simple text formatting to the de facto standard for page layout. Throughout this gradual evolution, Dreamweaver has regularly added and enhanced CSS features to support designers and developers alike. With the release of Dreamweaver CS4, new features such as Live view will completely change the way in which we go about designing CSS-based layouts in Dreamweaver. This article discusses best practices for using CSS and highlights specific CSS features in Dreamweaver CS4.

This reference is based on the CSS 2.1 specification. To better understand how Web browsers use CSS to render markup, please refer to the Box Model article.