Awesome icons with Font Awesome

Font Awesome is an "iconic font designed for Bootstrap", the font contains 369 icons divided into a few main areas: Web Application, Form Control, Currency, Text Editor, Directional, Video Player, Brands and Medical.

Easter-eggs in CSS3 ... and a bit of jQuery

I know it's a bit late, Easter is gone but I'm still digesting tons and tons of casatiello (a delicious neapolitan salt cake) and coding is a good idea to help my stomach.

Ok, let's try to draw an easter-egg just using CSS3 and jQuery.

I need to obtain at least an egg, a ribbon and a cockade; everything has to be resizable with the page.

HTML5 frameworks an overview (part III): Twitter Bootstrap

An html5 framework is a pre-built set of pages in html5 with a highly structured css/css3 and some enhances and features added by javascript, so it's not only html5 but concerns a set of technologies always more strictly integrated.

HTML5 frameworks an overview (part II): HTML5Boilerplate

An html5 framework is a pre-built set of pages in html5 with a highly structured css/css3 and some enhances and features added by javascript, so it's not only html5 but concerns a set of technologies always more strictly integrated.

HTML5 frameworks an overview (part I): Skeleton

An html5 framework is a pre-built set of pages in html5 with a highly structured css/css3 and some enhances and features added by javascript, so it's not only html5 but concerns a set of technologies always more strictly integrated.

Polaroid Gallery effect: tutorials and demos

I've always loved Polaroid photos, in the web there are several tutorials and demos to repeat their format and add some nice effects. Here's a small overview about the most interesting, for me:

Web Symbols typeface & CSS3

Web Symbols typeface is a font library that collects "all frequently used iconographics and symbols" in website developing.

It's vector based and html compliant so is a faster and more flexible alternative to graphic icons.

CSS3: transform:rotate

With CSS3 we can rotate images, let's see this pic: