Creating Pie Charts with CSS3
After playing around and creating flags with CSS3, it dawned on me that the same methods used there could be used to create Pie charts. Keep in mind that this technique is currently cutting-edge. It only works in the latest versions of Firefox, Chrome and Safari; and requires browser-specific extensions to CSS to pull off, but it does use elements in the current CSS3 specification, so it stands that eventually the rest of the web will catch up.
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