GO AWAY
Oh boy. Here’s an excerpt:
Carmichael Lynch is still the agency of record for Jack Link’s, DeJulio said. “But why keep going back to the same people when there are a billion people connected to you on the Internet? There has to be fresh ideas somewhere,” he added.
There’s a valid point buried somewhere in that statement. But, come on. It’s crowdsourcing.
HTML5 Grind is a website devoted to the up-and-coming world of HTML5-based gaming and game development.
I like games. I also enjoy seeing what’s currently possible in developing in-broswer games alternative to flash.
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HTML5 Doctor has a great HTML5 element index. Definitely worth checking out.
We wanted to provide a comprehensive reference of elements that are new or have been redefined in HTML5, so we’ve created an element index. For each element is a short description, link to the specifications description and a code example.
What an incredibly helpful resource. This really helps with my semantics knowledge and knowing when to properly use appropriate html tag for content.
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orCreate a 404 page with CSS3 animations
Awesome tutorial on creating a animated 404 page with CSS3
Now that firefox 5 is out, all these badass tutorials are coming out with markup supporting CSS3 animation for both webkit and firefox 5+ browsers.
Speaking of which, I updated my site last night to include the same intro css3 animations you see when visiting my portfolio on webkit browsers.
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Brand identities with split personalities, by Graham Smith.
This is some great stuff here, here are a few more:
