All modern browsers now support CSS3 effects, all we need is one line of CSS to achieve smooth drop shadow effect from HTML block elements, no more Photoshop images! Some older browsers like Firefox 4, Safari 5.1 or Chrome 10 still requires vendor prefixes for this to work.

Here are some noteworthy tutorials from Sanwebe.com, which I am sure will help contribute to your Web development projects. Most tutorials are pretty basic, and some are intermediate level, but not that mind boggling. Depending on your cognitive abilities you should be able to grasp them very easily. I’ll be updating this list often so do comeback time to time.

If you are a Web Designer, you can cut down the development time by using these handy tools, which can generate nifty CSS3 codes for your web projects, all you have to do is just adjust the settings until you are satisfied with the result, and then copy-paste the generated CSS code in your project. Here I have compiled some of the coolest CSS generators, which I think are useful tools for any web designer.

HTML forms are an essential part of the web development process, allowing us to gather data from user inputs. We can use this data to send emails, change interfaces, layouts, or save it directly to a MySQL table. Today, we will create a simple HTML form to collect a user’s name, email, and message text, and use PHP to save the collected data into a MySQL database table. This is a common scenario in web development where we often need to store user data.