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Fantastic CSS3 Website Designs for Inspiration. Selection of Awwwards winning CSS3 websites. CSS3 is a powerful tool for web designers to enhance the appearance of a website. 
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2014 We Design Trends
Monica S Mcfeeters's curator insight,
February 22, 2014 10:05 AM
Here are some current WEB designing programs. |
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It's amazing what can be done with CSS these days. Support for the latest CSS3 properties is strong in the latest versions of all the major browsers - even Internet Explorer - and the possibilities for typography, animation and interactivity have never been greater. But finding web design inspiration can be tricky.
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
CSS3 has some cool applications as these 50 examples show.
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Strong first few pages of examples here. My favs include
Cat Magnet for actually telling a fish story (nice large CTA too).
Design Council - love the flat, few colors with red as accent.
True - don't like blocking the face, but works here.
Stealable Ideas ae consistent with 2014 design trends:
* Big heros (tells a better story).
* Limit color palette.
* Flatten out the design so it looks good on mobile too.
* Large Call-to-actions (DECLARE what you want your customers to do).
That last bullet, using a clear CTA, seems to be the hardest one to sell designers who feel to DECLARE is to shout. I disagree. I view DECLARATION in this context as helping by MAPPING and POINTING.
No one wants their TIME wasted and when you point them in the right direction with a large, high contrast CTA you've created a helpful hint. Subtle, when you have seconds, seems an unsupportable luxury. When DON'T we want to be CLEAR and help our visitors know how to journey along our paths?
A: NEVER :). M