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I'm not exactly positive how it's done because I can't find it in their code and frankly I don't care enough to spend the time searching but one thing to notice is that continue is not a submit button. All the "steps" are inside one form. So looking at that, the way I would do it is with...

Tall socks don't they have elastic in them?

I assume rubber bands are still made out of elastic

Yeah I agree with Nathan, the background is a bit awkward. Maybe if you stretched it out a little more it would look better but as it stands I'm not a fan of that. Good job going responsive but there are issues with it like Phreaddee said. You're getting there.

I love it Phreaddee!

No no no no no no no no no it's not a webkit box shadow. It's a box shadow. it's a css box shadow. -webkit- is a vendor prefix used to a) add support to older browsers and/or b) allow for expiremental elements to happen Anyways beyond that, to fix it for IE then try using IE's vendor prefix...

Hand coded with CSS3 transitions. There's a plugin similar to it called lavalamp but it's jquery. If you want to send me a pm, email, or aim message I can give you more info on what I did.

Take a look at this

with a background image on your body in the CSS.

I don't have any suggestions but I think it would be really interesting to come up with a site like CodeEval but for web design. Would help with these kinds of problems too.

Thanks Phreaddee That looks like a pretty good little application. Right now we're using DW and Aptana respectively and their ftp capabilities. Just gotta get used to working as a team and syncing BEFORE we make any updates ;) The ability to roll back though on that app might be a life saver.

Yeah lol in the process of it anyways.

Nope.... looks terrible. What's wrong with you man?

I knew you could find it Ronald :P thanks man

Recently I've noticed ALOT of sites implementing a basic navigation then slider then call to action on the home page like you see in this template. I don't know if i just have a typical browser height or what but it seems like alot of these sites make their header perfect to fill the browser...

As said before, not a fan of the background and it took quite some time to load it the first time. It looked good before the background loaded though ;) Not sure why you're using an img tag for the background instead of the background property in the css but if you take that img out it looks...

So sexy! Whoever designed that must be a genius! ;)

I'd use as much HTML5 as possible. All of the html5 really... officially it's not a standard yet but let's be serious now.... it IS a standard even if W3C hasn't made it official yet. If you teach them html4 then they're going to be behind if they decide to try to make a future in web design...

No problemo

http://galleria.io/ That took alot of googling