CSS 3 info: http://www.css3.info/

CSS 3 gradient generator: http://www.colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/

Layer styles to CSS : http://www.layerstyles.org/

Another CSS 3 generator - border-radius, box-shadows, transform, transitions, etc: http://css3generator.com/

Image to CSS (if anyone will ever need it): http://codepen.io/blazeeboy/pen/bCaLE

 

Font-face kits: http://www.fontsquirrel.com/

Icon fonts: http://css-tricks.com/flat-icons-icon-fonts/

 

Will love to see what you have to add to the list

 

 

So you did after all

A nice little collection there! The image-to-CSS seems interesting and I never knew that it existed but unfortunately the code output is awful lol.

As I come across some, I'll share here and I also have some ideas for tutorials in the pipeline.

 

As for now, here's an inspiring list of pure CSS graphics

 

http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/coding-graphics-with-css3/

Yet another great collection of links - thanks! Here's a couple to add to the brew if anyone has any use for them

 

Convenient, but a bit lazy http://css3generator.com/

 

Not something I use anymore, but quite helpful for cleaning up css (perhaps when you are looking at others' source code) http://procssor.com/

 

Nice little reference tool http://css3clickchart.com/

 

There's heaps more, but one last one to whet your palette http://daneden.me/animate/ Useful tool for using CSS animation

I installed this but haven't really used it yet http://css3ps.com/ (for anyone who has Photoshop.)

I have a colleague who swears by it

 

I forgot to mention it's free

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I find this http://caniuse.com/# very useful to tell me which version of which browser processes which feature.

I installed this but haven't really used it yet http://css3ps.com/ (for anyone who has Photoshop.)

I have a colleague who swears by it

 

I forgot to mention it's free

 

I am going to try this one, looks good

Jeez, some of these tools are such spoon-feeds! I never knew half of them existed... It's really simplifying Front-End Development to the point where it's becoming much easier to learn and the industry is already competitive enough

Jeez, some of these tools are such spoon-feeds! I never knew half of them existed... It's really simplifying Front-End Development to the point where it's becoming much easier to learn and the industry is already competitive enough

It does feel a bit like cheating but I don't know that it makes the industry any easier. Things evolve so quickly that we need all the timesaver shortcuts we can get just to have time to learn all the new stuff.