What I'm trying to say with this article is that designer's all over the world are trying to use CSS3 for things CSS3 isn't made for.
Canvas drawing in HTML5 could be a solution in the future because it gives you as a designer a lot of freedom. But the difficult part is that the more complex your designs in canvas become, the better your knowledge of javascript should be. I think this will create a gap between designers who code and designers who use WYSIWYG applications in the future.
What do you think? Do you think HTML5 with its limitless possibilities will overtake CSS in the long rung? And therefor creating two categories of designers. Those who code and those who use Dreamweaver-like applications?
What do you think? Do you think HTML5 with its limitless possibilities will overtake CSS in the long rung? And therefor creating two categories of designers. Those who code and those who use Dreamweaver-like applications?