Which is more effective? (rounded corners)

Hi all,

My site uses blocks in a different sizes with rounded corners
Look at the link below to see some of them:
http://sware.co.il/rcimg.png

I have doubts how to act in this case, which is the best solution?
(The less use Images, The less HTTP Request’s …)

(25 Rounded Corners Techniques with CSS)

thanks, noy.

I’ve used Nifty corners before they were always pretty good. But I’d imagine a fair chunk of them rely on javascript too.

More recently I decided to approach this in a progressive way rather than bending over backwards for the older browsers. There’s now a CSS3 property which will create rounded corners for you and you don’t need to depend on javascript, background images or anything else.

IE versions before 9 won’t support it but that’s what I was saying about progressive enhancement: give a better experience for the more standards compliant browsers and in turn future proof your site whilst still giving the older browsers a decent experience that still works (just without rounded corners). Same also applies to drop shadows. That can also be done is CSS3 too.