The CSS hummingbird <i>is</i> cool.  It shows off the awesome ability of the software professional to take a half dozen stupid, illogical constraints and somehow end up with something that works anyway.  The problem is that companies would not need to select for this quality if they could avoid imposing stupid, illogical constraints in the first place.<p>So the obvious followup question I would ask first would have been, &quot;Why did you choose to do this with CSS rather than with a language designed for vector graphics, like SVG?&quot;<p>Shall we also hire all the other people who can make their cats bark and their dogs meow?