Sprite based web design?
Now this is interesting! Shacknews figured out how to use CSS to “skin” their web pages with just a single image file.
This web page has the low-down on how to do it yourself.
Now this is interesting! Shacknews figured out how to use CSS to “skin” their web pages with just a single image file.
This web page has the low-down on how to do it yourself.
Mark at Squint posted a mini review of Bubbleshare and I just had to tell you about it. My initial reaction on trying the software? I am blown away! It is so easy to create an account and start using this site. Check out this one photo I uploaded. It’s really the uber example of…
Novell The Novell web site is actually quite nice. The navigation is clear and consistent. Plenty of white space and the photos are a bit more interesting than say what some other companies might use. liutilities Easy to use. Clean navigation. Nothing fancy, just easy. Gain.AIGA A unique navigation experience unlike most you will have…
Israel Insider The huge war being waged in this area aside, this is a very nicely designed site! It has super easy navigation, plenty of features and pictures to look at, and a great color scheme completely handled by CSS I’m sure. This site could be a template for sites like this around the world….
Sony Ericsson is introducing the T610, a phone that seems to have some extra effort put into the design. On a related note, Samsung is producing a limited number of the phone seen in the Matrix Reloaded. More cunningly designed new wonder phones: the miniature jewel: Siemens SL55. Another with a slide-open keyboard: Nokia 7650.
Funny and very well drawn! Which of these describe you? via digg
Junipine There was something about this homepage that struck a chord with me. It’s neat.
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Wow, that’s really interesting. Thanks for posting.
Alistapart had an article using this technology for rollovers; basically you just reference the same big image only cropping via x and y coordinates to show different parts of it.
Hmm.. wouldn’t it be ironic if Coca Cola used Sprite based web design for their web site? (Ba dum dum cha! *rimshot* Ok. I won’t quit my day job. *ducks the rotten tomatos*)