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CSS wood tablet

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Aabernier
Last edited Jan 11, 2012
Created on Jan 5, 2012

This example demonstrates a stylized wooden tablet interface built entirely with CSS. The tablet features a 3D perspective effect, using the CSS transform property with rotateX to create a depth illusion, along with a white fog gradient overlay that fades on hover. A small pull-tab with a swinging animation hangs from the front edge, and the tablet contains a Facebook profile picture with a name label. The design includes a subtle 3D bevel effect and uses a wood texture background image, all implemented with CSS transitions, keyframe animations, and Modernizr feature detection for graceful fallback.

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