Technology, health medical and computer news newsletter: About Web Design / HTML: January 2012 Recap

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From Jennifer Kyrnin, your Guide to Web Design / HTML

In honor of the new year, I focused a lot on new technologies in January. Microdata, microformats, CSS3 and HTML5 all are gaining better and better support among browsers. And the many articles I published this month can help you get started learning these so you're ready when your customers are. Be sure to check the links towards the bottom of the newsletter for the "Featured Articles" as these include even more new articles from January.

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Readers’ Choice Awards 2012

Nominations are open for the Readers' Choice Awards, and some categories have a lot of great suggestions, but others, like Twitter and Facebook are sparse. If you visit any sites or Twitter feeds for web designers, I would appreciate nominations. The nominations will be open until February 15th.

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What is Microdata?

Microdata and microformats are two new specifications to add semantic information to your web pages.

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CSS Transformations versus Transitions

CSS3 adds some exciting new functions transformations and transitions. Learn the difference so you don't get them mixed up. But don't feel bad if you do, I still write transform when I mean translate and vice versa. :-)

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CSS3 Shadows: Box Shadows and Text Shadows

Adding shadows is a great new feature of CSS3. And shadows really improve how your text and boxes look.

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