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6 Professional Looking CV/Resume Web Templates

Last updated on by Gabriel Livan

The Envato Team launched recently a new sub-category on Themeforest specifically for CVs/Resumes optimized for web. It’s becoming more and more common for potential customers to request a link to your personal website/CV page rather than a sheet of paper. More and more recruiters are browsing online for prospective applicants instead of advertising their position and calling for applicants. Whether you are a freelancer or you’re looking for a job, these beautiful designed HTML templates will broaden your chance of getting more clients.

1) Clean CV / Resume Html Template + 4 Bonuses!

The download package includes:

  • 2 CV / Resume HTML + CSS Template Layouts
  • Print ready CSS stylesheet besides the regular one
  • An awesome AJAX Contact Form
  • PNG and PSD Source Files
  • Bonus folder with Envelope, CV, Business card, Letter in .indd format + jpg previews
  • Extensive step-by-step documentation on customizing each section of the template

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Create pretty CSS3 scaleable buttons

Last updated on by Gabriel Livan

Ashley Ford from PaperMashup is sharing a nice tutorial about creating a set of pretty CSS3 buttons that are both cross browser compliant and degrade gracefully for non CSS3 compliant browsers. Currently, compatible CSS3 browsers are Safari, Chrome and FireFox 3+. It is worth noting that if you’re using Internet Explorer you’re not going to see all the effects as Microsoft’s browser still doesn’t support CSS3.

A button is customized by adding a chain of CSS classes. This way you can set the color and size. The button uses an overlay background image. This is useful for the gradient effect. For IE6 you’ll need to use a PNG transparency hack to make a 24 bit PNG’s render correctly. Another thing to notice is the way colors are defined. All are set using RGBA which brings much more flexibility when rendering shadows.

All-in-One CSS/HTML/JavaScript Front-End Framework: Easy

Last updated on by Gabriel Livan

The main goal of Easy’s framework is to provide a solid base for all of your front-end projects. This CSS/HTML/JavaScript framework is meant to reduce the amount of time spent on setting up the basic master HTML template by reusing the same coding techniques. Easy includes all 3 layers of front-end: structural, presentational and interactive. That makes it the true all-in-one solution for your next front-end project.

Easy is not just a CSS framework designed for building layouts. It includes built-in (JQuery powered) interactive functions and a library of preformatted and precoded CSS/HTML content blocks that you can simply paste into your master template.

Main features include:

  • Rock-solid base HTML structure
  • Predefined basic CSS styles for both screen and print
  • Built-in set of interactive functions (no JavaScript code needed)
  • Library of HTML content blocks that can be easily used and reused
  • Basic file organization and possibility of expanding the library with your own code

Easy is rock-solid, true all-in-one front-end solution that you can easily use as it is or customize to fit your own needs.

Enhance your Website Design with Sexy Buttons: Simply-Buttons v2

Last updated on by Gabriel Livan

Do you need clean, crisp and consistent buttons to improve your website’s design? Simply-Buttons v2 is a choice to consider. You can use only CSS to stylish the buttons or the JavaScript component that uses the sliding doors technique to enhance the look of the buttons. Both the look and the feel of the buttons is customizable (ex: by creating your own CSS file).

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Features include:

  • Buttons size to fit text.
  • Support for 3 states: Inactive, Active, and Hover.
  • They look and behave the same way in every browser and operating system.
  • The do not need the javascript to work, they work with just the CSS
  • Customizable buttons to suit your design

eCSStender: Simplify the design process by authoring modern CSS

Last updated on by Gabriel Livan

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If you are looking for a way to take control of your CSS, then eCSStender is a choice to consider. It’s time to say hello to lean and mean CSS and forget about the browser-specific properties and hacks cluttering your files.

The following extensions are currently available or are in development:

  • CSS3 Selectors
  • @font-face support
  • CSS rotation (currently bundled with eCSStender as an example)
  • CSS3 border-radius (currently bundled with eCSStender as an example)
  • CSS3 Columns

Extensions built with eCSStender greatly simplify the design process because you can author modern CSS using advanced selectors, properties such as border-radius, or custom font faces and rest assured that your design will work… even in IE6.