With CSS 3 gaining support from more browsers (especially Safari and Firefox) we have many more options than the early days of the web. However, with all of these CSS options can come clutter, large and tedious CSS files, and extremely repetitive style declarations. So how can we cut back on the amount of CSS declarations and clutter? The answer is simple. We can use CSS shorthand properties available to us. Using shorthand properties will allow us define to multiple style properties within one CSS declaration. ...

Web users love informative clues. Whatever questions and misunderstandings might occur – delivering precise answers immediately is the primary task a responsive user interface should be able to cope with. To do that, developers have to consider subtle and well-thought tooltips – used correctly, they can greatly improve user experience and help users to get things done. In Web such “responsive” hints can be provided by tooltips. E.g., unclear input fields in web forms are perfect examples of a situation you might be willing to use a tooltip for. Most of solutions are JavaScript- and AJAX-based, however we’ve also managed to ...