Monday, April 12, 2010

5 css3 semantic code generators

Css3 become more and more popular , because it has many and  many features and the full support from browsers . you can see on my blog that I'm using it  for several items and i think it gives a great look instead of images .
Css3 can make you a great designer by following it’ features to make your site more elegant and usable .
In the following are a set of web apps that generates a semantic css3 code to be more productive and discover the power of it.Enjoy!

CSS3, Please!

css3please

Css3 please is an amazing tool for generating live css3 code , it support #font-face, border-radius, box_transitions and more for Mozilla-based and WebKit-based browsers . Just you can edit the underlined values in the page and you can see the changes live.


border-radius

border-radius

border-radius by Jacob Bijani is a quick way to generate and see what border radius do by editing the value you want and it generate the css3 code for you.

CSS3 Generator

CSS3-Generator

Css3 generator is all in one tool for all css3 features . Simply choose the property and go with the full features of css3 .what i love is it shows browser icons for browsers that support the property and it’ll show IE support if the CSS3 property is supported.

CSS3 Gradient Generator


CSS3-Gradient-Generator

CSS3 Gradient Generator from Mozilla is a great tool to show you the power of css3 based gradients as well as a tool for developers and designers to generate a gradient in CSS
CSS gradients generate an image result, meaning the result of a CSS gradient can be used anywhere an image can be used, be it a background-image, mask,border, or list item bullet

CSS3 Sandbox

CSS3-Sandbox

CSS3 Sandbox have a set of css3 code generator including shadows, graddiants, trnasforms text-stroke and more tools . Discover it by your self and you will love playing with.

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