A book with the title The Best 365 Websites Around the World, who doesn't want to read that? Awwwards wrote this book and this week, we're giving away 5 digital copies. The book contains great content, which will give you loads of inspiration.

Read the rules below to find out how you can join this contest: it's pretty simple! Make sure you join this contest quick, since it ends on May 21st. You'll automatically receive information if you have won a prize. Good luck to everyone!

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After the couple of jQuery Quickies that have been placed online on this website, I today present you a CSS3 quickie. Just a short walkthrough to create a simple effect, to learn some basic stuff. In this case, we're recreating the Facebook loading animation using CSS3 animations. I'm pretty sure that you've seen the animation before, if you're a Facebook user.

We're using CSS3 keyframes to create the desired effect. We'll be using prefix free from @LeaVerou to use unprefixed CSS3 properties.

  

Take note this example only works properly in browser that support the keyframes property. I've tested this script and verified that it's working in the latest versions of Firefox, Chrome and Safari.

A great resource for all kind of webdevelopers and -designers has to be MightyDeals. They provide some great (daily) deals for webprofessionals, which simply means that you can get that font, brush or program for a way cheaper price so can finally get it. Today, we're giving away five of these amazingly useful deals to all the readers! And the best part is: You're able to decide which deal you want to have.

Read the rules below to find out how you can join this contest: it's pretty simple! Make sure you join this contest quick, since it ends on February 15th. You'll automatically receive information if you have won a prize. Good luck to everyone!

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A while ago, I visited the IBM Lotusphere 2012 conference page. One thing that I noticed immediately, was their beautiful logo on the background. Although it's design is very minimal and simple, the logo just looks very good.

I wanted to recreate this logo using only HTML and CSS3. The main key to this effect is using the border-radius and overflow:hidden properties. I've created two versions: One that uses extra HTML elements, the second one uses CSS3 pseudo elements.

Check out the demo to see how the logo looks like in your browser. Keep in mind, no images are used at all. Feel free to dig in the source code as well and maybe learn a couple of things.

  

Let's take a look under the hood to see how you can create something like this yourself. It's actually easier that it might look!

Since it was my 23rd birthday last weekend, and I wanted to start off the new year with some great goodies, I've got a great giveaway for everyone. Today, we're giving away store credit for all kinds of stickers by Sticker Mule!

They could be useful for anything! Design your custom sticker, create die cut stickers or even create custom skins for your iPhone, laptop, Kindle or iPad.

Read the rules below to find out how you can join this contest: it's pretty simple! Make sure you join this contest quick, since it ends on January 16th. You'll automatically receive information if you have won a prize. Good luck to everyone!

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