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CSS Text Shadows can create a variety of different effects on a website,like being able to create depth, dimension, contrast and so on just with the plain CSS code. Using images to show letterpress effects or text shadows are beginning to be a thing of the past in Web Design. This is new trend in Web design and if you are not using it or are not aware of it you definitely need to see those best examples and start to use these features in your own designs! In order to continue check out – 22 Advanced CSS Text Effects And Web Typography Tips.
Here is a showcase of beautiful websites using CSS to recreate what image editing programs can do.
1. atebits
2. NotePad Theme by N.Design Studio
3. Tapmates
4. Made by Tinder
5. Adii Rockstar
6. Squarespace’s Blog
The blog at Squarespace uses text shadows in headlines to make them stand out from the rest of the page.
7. Abduzeedo
8. Tim Van Damme
9. Mint
10. Anderbose
11. Northstar Web Design
12. Bright Kite
13. CSS Bake
14. Mark Jardine
15. 280 North
16. Square Space
17. Neutron Creations
18. Fuel Brand Inc.
19. Ross Brown
20. Tapbots
21. Spaceship Collaborative
22. Melissa Ward
23. Tri Vuong
24. Ordered List
25. Anton Peck
26. Meta Lab Design
27. Suciu Vlad
28. Matt Pruitt
29. All Dev Jobs
30. Flyosity
Can you think of any more websites using CSS text shadows? Let us know in the comment section below!
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Thank’s for the inspiration, after seeing those we’ve just added CSS 3 Text Shadows to our homepage, take a look at the homepage navigation and the 4 coloured tabs under the flash. All the Headings have subtle shadows to help the text stand out.
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Great post with some great effects.
Nice list, I’m slowly succombing to CSS3 and have recently added textshadow to a design im working on and with cufon aswell its great.
Before I was just to worried about getting my designs to validate 100% but I guess with CSS3 its not going to break anything but only inhanse designs for those that use relevant browsers …:)
http://www.livingforart.com/ too :P
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Thanks for the article! CSS shadows are dope!
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I used a bit of text shadowing on my new site: http://justpressrecord.com/
came to know some shadow effects :D i know only from adudeezoo
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Shadows are so subtle, but sometimes so necessary!
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The use of subtle shadows makes the design standout. Thanks for the good examples!
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Shadows really make a design stand out. It’s a shame that *all* browsers don’t support them. Nice article BTW!
What a great compilation. thanks…
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Wonderful examples, very helpful.
Meta Lab Design & Abduzeedo looks great…
Thanks :)
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Great examples! I’ve used text-shadow on my website as well! It’s a really useful CSS3 effect! Too bad it doesn’t validate, yet!
I’m blown away by how simple changes can transform a site. Tinder and Mark Jardine are my favorites on the list.
I can see it already becoming a little overused. All over body copy in an entire blog, really? But that’s perhaps not stepping back from it–who didn’t think lens flares were SO AWESOME the first time they found Photoshop?
text-shadows are one of the most abused CSS3 features. Please keep it away from your body text.
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Some really nice examples of CSS text shadow, Such a nice little effect. My favourite from this collection is the tinder website.
Thanks for sharing.
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These are some really nice effects! I have used text-shadow myself with some great results in a few sites.
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Great read! I have also started to use CSS shadows recently – looks great in designs!
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