Mário Andrade

CSS 3 is just around the corner and is bringing some really interesting features to the web design world with easy to implement rounded corners and opacity, multi-column layouts and other techniques that a web developer uses on a day by day basis.
These are some tutorials that I found very interesting and that work as a sample of what you can do with CSS3.

1. HTML 5 and CSS 3: The Techniques You’ll Soon Be Using – An interesting tutorial about building HTML5 web pages and improving them with CSS3.
2. CSS3 Opacity – Using Opacity on images and text with CSS3
3. Introducing the CSS3 Multi-Column Module – How to use the new W3C multi-column module.
4. Rounded Corner Boxes the CSS3 Way – CSS3 Finally adds the ability of creating rounded corners easily
5. CSS3 Attribute selectors – How to use attribute selectors to better customization.
6. Styling Forms with Attribute Selectors – Complementary tutorial for CSS3 Attribute Selectors
7. Using CSS 3 selectors to apply link icons – An interesting tutorial to help improve web accessibility by applying different styles to certain selectors link lang, application and so on.
8. A mock-up interface using CSS3 Colour – A complex example of how to use CSS3 Color skills and Opacity. The result is very interesting.
9. Tooltips with CSS3 – How to create tooltips using only CSS3 pseudo elements :before, :after, :hover and css property Content to fetch image title and display it as tooltip text.