CSS Beauty
CSSBEAUTY is a project focused on providing its audience with a database of well designed CSS based websites from around the world.

  • Creating Sexy Stylesheets
    Creating Sexy Stylesheets. 10 CSS tips culled from surveys with 12 top designers.
  • A Preview of HTML 5
    A Preview of HTML 5. Learn about what we can expect from the emerging markup specification, whose goals include more flexibility and greater interoperability.
  • Tennessee Winter
  • Transparent PNGs in Internet Explorer 6
    Transparent PNGs in Internet Explorer 6. Support IE6 users whilst taking full advantage of transparency for the majority of a site’s visitors.
  • CSSDOC
    CSSDOC. A little approach to help individuals and teams to improve writing/coding/styling/managing CSS files.
  • The Email Standards Project
    The Email Standards Project . Working with email client developers and the design community to improve web standards support and accessibility in email.
  • CSS - A Recipe for Success
    CSS - A Recipe for Success. Reproduce a restaurant menu (or recipe) using only CSS.
  • Interface Research
    Interface Research. A quick survey by Atlanta Art Institute students on user interface preferences. Interesting results.
  • How to Size Text in CSS
    How to Size Text in CSS. A way to better size type and controll its line-height.
  • Understanding Web Design
    Understanding Web Design. Find out why cultural and business leaders misunderstand web design.
  • Edgewater
  • Better Web Forms: Redesigning eBay's Registration
    Better Web Forms: Redesigning eBay's Registration. A demonstration on the do’s and dont’s of effective form design.
  • CSS PNG Image Fix for IE
    CSS PNG Image Fix for IE. A modified CSS snippet to automagically replace PNG images with their AlphaImageLoader equivalent in IE6.
  • Blueprint CSS Cheat Sheet
    Blueprint CSS Cheat Sheet. A reference page with all the important class names that you can print out and keep on your desk.
  • Disabling Deprecated HTML Using CSS
    Disabling Deprecated HTML Using CSS. Preserving the natural cascade and inheritance in all browsers, while gracefully disabling the HTML we don’t want the client to use.