CSS3 Logo
A vertical shield-shaped emblem (tall pentagon) in deep blue with a lighter blue panel on the right side. Centered on the shield is a large, angular, ribbon-like white numeral "3" composed of folded facets and subtle gray shading that gives...
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About CSS3
A vertical shield-shaped emblem (tall pentagon) in deep blue with a lighter blue panel on the right side. Centered on the shield is a large, angular, ribbon-like white numeral "3" composed of folded facets and subtle gray shading that gives a layered, slightly three-dimensional effect.
The shield has a darker bottom point and a thin darker outline along its top edge. The overall look is geometric and modern, using flat color blocks with small gradients and bevel-like shading to suggest depth.
What's in it: numeral 3
Shapes: shield (vertical pentagon) angular numeral '3' overlapping panels / facets
Style: modern geometric flat with subtle gradients emblem vector
Text in logo: 3
A shield-like badge suggesting a standard or badge of quality; the prominent '3' visually denotes "Level 3" or version 3.
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CSS3 Logo History
This is the official emblem used to represent CSS Level 3 (CSS3), created for web-standards branding by the organizations involved with CSS specification work (commonly associated with W3C) and publicized as part of CSS/HTML branding in the early 2010s.
Frequently asked
What does this logo represent?
It represents CSS Level 3 (commonly called CSS3), a set of web stylesheet standards.
What are the main visual elements?
A tall shield (pentagon) in deep blue with a lighter blue right panel and a large folded white numeral '3' made of angular facets.
Who created this emblem?
It was created for web-standards branding by the organizations involved with the CSS specifications (commonly associated with W3C) and used to denote CSS3.
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