I'm a Web designer working for the Office of Web Communications at the University of Missouri.
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When it comes to CSS3, dealing with browser prefixes, complex gradient rules, and transitions can get verbose. You end up repeating yourself … a lot. Write less CSS with a CSS compiler.
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Illumination Magazine won a gold medal in the Web Magazine category at the national CASE Circle of Excellence awards competition. Illumination received the only gold medal awarded in the category.
Congratulations to the MU Office of Research for a job well done.
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Have you ever spent a lot of time getting the color in your image perfect only to have it go flat and dull when it was exported to the Web and viewed in a browser?
The problem is with color profiles and here’s how to get rid of them.
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In this presentation, we take a look at some of the new things CSS3 can do and what parts you can begin using in your designs now.
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Color vision deficiency, or color blindness, is a very common disease that affects about 8% of the population. For the MU home page that equals about 5,000 visitors a day. That’s a significant number of users, so it’s important that we add a color blind test to our regular set of accessibility checks.