I write code. I design. I worry about how fast websites load. I explore the way people interact with technology. I pay attention to the direction of the web and build according to where it's headed. I build for the big players; but I never leave out the little guys. I write about the things that make a developer's life awesome.
I lead the way.
This button was created for a web application but it was cut before the site went to production. I really liked the button so I decided to work it up anyway and see what I could create…
The second button that I chose to recreate is a very beautiful, minimalistic button created by @Norm. His UI collection contains some truly amazing work. I am sure that I will be tackling a few more of his button designs throughout these posts…
In an attempt to buff up my CSS3 skills and just keep myself thinking 'outside the box' I've decided to start a run of CSS3 button posts. In these posts I will try to recreate buttons that I have found using only code. These may not always being semantic or even reasonable, but they should be interesting and a good excersize in CSS3…