
/> HTML5 introduced useful new form elements as such as sliders, numeric spinners and date pickers. This tutorial will show you how to create a form with HTML5, and make it look really cool with CSS3. A great way to get started in both CSS3 and HTML5.
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/> This tutorial is in French, but the result looks so good that I simply shouldn’t include it on that list. For those who can’t understand French, just get the source code and have fun with it.
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/> I really love what British web developer Chris Spooner creates. This time, he’s back with a quality tutorial about creating a form and using CSS3 to style it. The result is, as you can see above, really cool.
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/> Most search forms (Including the one I use on this site!) looks boring. Using a little CSS3, you can turn the old and boring form into something definitely modern and cool. A must read tutorial.
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/> This pretty simple tutorial will show you how you can create a form using some basic CSS3 properties, such as box-shadow.
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/> Once again, a simple tutorial to create a simple form using CSS3 but absolutely no images.
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/> Wow! This form looks really great, isn’t it? This form do not use any images, only CSS3. I urge you to read this tutorial and the form source code, because you’ll learn lots of great techniques about creating killer forms without using images.
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/> This form is simple, clean and stylish. Nothing fancy but techniques you’ll may use on most websites you’ll make.
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/> jQuery is definitely a great tool to make forms more usable. This tutorial will show you how to create a good looking form using CSS3, and how to make it more user-friendly with some jQuery.
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/> At last but not least, here is a tutorial about how to create a CSS3/jQuery dropdown menu with integrated forms. No doubt, your clients will love it!
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