Advancing the HTML experience


www.mycookingdiary.com by +Mike Matas is great example of what you can do (and how to do it properly) with #HTML and #CSS today:
- A continuous user experience using AJAX to keep the user engaged. However, each "slide" has it's own URL. This means you can bookmark it, share it, etc.
- Animation - but on user action: Yes, animations can liven up a site. But it should be controllable by the user otherwise they end up being irritating. The user needs to feel he is in control of his experience of your site
- Flexible layout: the site looks great at 800px as well as 1200px
- CSS effects to enhance the visual result: #CSS3 blur is here used to bring the attention to the main content area not as a gimmick
- Keyboard navigation: a small issue for some but shows attention to detail and professionalism

Do you have any more example sites along these lines?

Posted on January 14, 2012 by Markos Giannopoulos in Design, Web Development

Tags: CSS3, HTML, CSS