Spinning icons using CSS3 transform
An effect that seems to be popping up with increased frequency is the spinning image, or more precisely, icons. Move the mouse over an icon, and it spins (rotates) on its axis to draw attention to itself. This is realized using CSS3's transform: rotate(xdeg) property.

CSS3 Gradient Menu Buttons
These fancy looking buttons brings together CSS3's border-radius, box-shadow, and linear gradients to create glossy looking menu buttons that use NO images.

Bold CSS Buttons
These big, bold CSS buttons are constructed using a rounded edge button image sliced into two pieces, then put back together using CSS. The button text style reacts on the "hover" state.

CSS Oval buttons
These buttons use the sliding doors technique of CSS, plus two sliced background images with "on" and "off" states, to create flexible oval shaped CSS buttons, similar to CSS Square Buttons. Each button can accommodate text of variable widths and supports a hover effect when the mouse rolls over it. The only limitation is the height of the button, which is fixed based on the background image's height.

CSS Square buttons
These buttons use the sliding doors technique of CSS, plus two sliced background images with "on" and "off" states, to create flexible glossy looking CSS buttons. Each button can accommodate text of variable widths and supports a hover effect when the mouse rolls over it. The only limitation is the height of the button, which is fixed based on the background image's height.

CSS Pagination Links
Inspired by the pagination interface you see at the footer of Digg.com, this is our version of a CSS pagination links bar, digg style. The links are list based.

Animated link underlines
This fun CSS code adds an animated underline to links on the page when the mouse rolls over them to grab visitors' attention!