There’s been a lot of buzz lately about Twitter’s Bootstrap framework, many new excellent websites are built upon Bootstrap solid framework. whether your need is a responsive grid system or pre-styled typography, Bootstrap comes in handy, it is very easy to start and well documented. But if you are wondering where to start, look no further, because I am going to show you how responsive layout using Bootstrap works and how we can use it to create flexible websites, let’s get started.

Finding that perfect CSS button isn’t hard these days, just Google and you will end-up with many CSS button generators, all you need to do is copy and paste the code. But if you are looking for some extraordinary CSS buttons, or perhaps inspirations, there’s no other places like codepen.io, here are some 40+ CSS button examples I’ve picked from Codepen. Please bear with page loading if you have slow net connection.

Since the launch of Codepen (a site for creating HTML, CSS and JavaScript stuff) by Chris Coyier. We have seen some of the greatest CSS3 examples in that website by the web developers around the world, pushing the limits of CSS3. I think this is just the beginning of something extraordinary happening in Web Development world.

CSS3 contains several new important features to enhance your designes, it has completly opened new posibilities for designers. With CSS3 and HTML5, one can now create extremely modern and very stylish web designes, loaded with effects and animations. But CSS3 selectors are relatevily new and are not supported in older browser, especially the older Internet Explorer versions. Click here to see visual display of HTML5 and CSS3 support.