Today I’m taking a  break from posting about up and coming technologies like HTML5, the Canvas and CSS3 on Twitter to take a look at something nifty you can do to improve your CSS designs right now.  Nicole Sullivan’s Object-oriented CSS are just one of these and you can see a nice presentation about them below. 

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