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Many thanks to the terrific Amber Rhea for her work on CSS Insider. You can continue to find Amber on our Download Squad blog. And this site will remain available for reference and searching. Thank...

Well, folks, today officially marks the final day of CSS Insider. I've had a lot of fun blogging here for the past 7 months, and hopefully my posts have been helpful and informative to you as well...

Safari - or at least, something not unlike it - may be coming to the Windows platform. Swift is a new browser for Windows, based on Apple's WebKit rendering engine.Swift is in the very earlier sta...

It's 2006, and we're still talking about site navigation? Yes, we are; and apparently we need all the reminders we can get, since so few sites seem to get it right. (Including, I'm well aware, CSS...

What 'til you see this thing. Craziness, I tell you! James at Brothercake has created a 3D dungeon model through clever manipulation of CSS and the DOM. It even has correct shading - done on the f...

In an article entitled "Visual vs. Structural," Tommy Olsson compares the two most typical - and often competing - web design approaches: visual design and structural design. The balanced and well...

Looks like Microsoft is the latest to be guilty of a failed redesign. Their current homepage iteration sports a table-based layout circa 1998.They've also released a beta preview of their new new ...

HowToCreate.co.uk has an interesting guide to creating a purely CSS-based nested-list menu. This technique uses absolutely no Javascript except for IE 5 for windows. Here is the list of supported b...

According to a post on IEBlog, IE 7 will be distributed via WIndows Automatic Updates. I'm confused now, because in the interview with Chris Wilson that I linked to yesterday, Chris seemed to defi...

Vitamin has an interview with Chris Wilson, Group Program Manager of the Internet Explorer Platform team at Microsoft. They're not calling it a podcast, but I'm going to. (Being a podcaster myself,...