I'm thinking of writing a couple more posts about the little details that improve the overall look and feel of interfaces. If you guys have any thoughts or ideas about it, do let me know.
A great, detailed description of how to make a button look 3d. I don't care so much about the CSS part, it actually explains how the "light" behaves to create the 3d impression.<p>I think I'll use this to recreate the same in Cocoa. Just yesterday I was going crazy trying to create a decent looking custom UIToolBar button which would work with tinting. This might be the ticket.
I saw this through Twitter, essentially the same thing that I have but done with just one input element. It works only on FF though. Still very impressive - <a href="http://twitter.com/dtinth/status/11969821668" rel="nofollow">http://twitter.com/dtinth/status/11969821668</a>
Thanks for this incredible post. Having spent most of my coding days with server side languages, this opened my eyes to the art form that is front-end design.
nice article, I like the attention to details, but if you are looking for something nice and quick and easy, copied and pasted from gmail<p><a href="http://pastebin.me/edc9b5fefc2cd756c7dd92452407a5b0" rel="nofollow">http://pastebin.me/edc9b5fefc2cd756c7dd92452407a5b0</a>