Submitted by Simon Foster, @simonstretch. Role: Designer & Developer
Well this is my site so anything I say won’t be too impartial, this site is an experiment in using CSS3 and HTML5 to display infographics.
Really cool experiment using CSS3 & HTML5 like the man says. It’s really straight forward and simple, but that’s the point here. Pick it apart and see how he did the info-graphics, pretty neat!
Submitted by Simon Foster, @simonstretch. Role: Designer & Developer
Well this is my site so anything I say won’t be too impartial, this site is an experiment in using CSS3 and HTML5 to display infographics.
Really cool experiment using CSS3 & HTML5 like the man says. It’s really straight forward and simple, but that’s the point here. Pick it apart and see how he did the info-graphics, pretty neat!
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