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Faster page speed, better performance, overall improved user experience — these are the advantages of minifying your CSS files. This may seem obvious, yet it remains...
When I first heard of CSS Shapes, I fell into the trap of expecting a drawing API. I thought it’d be a CSS version...
A CSS style guide is a set of standards and rules on how to use and write CSS code. It often contains global branding...
Firefox is continuously improving, and the Mozilla team manages to surprise us with every new release. We have seen outstanding improvements on their dev...
There are many ways people will use your website. Some use a mouse, some use a touch device, some use a screen reader and...
Having difficulty keeping shared CSS and JavaScript values updated and in sync? Are you faced with seemingly random bugs when updating shared values? In...
CSS variables (also known as custom properties) are part of a relatively recent CSS specification and are rapidly growing in popularity thanks to their...
If you’ve ever wanted to try out new, experimental, or nonstandard CSS properties in your code, then you know browser vendors require you to...
Color models 101 I know you’re here to learn about manipulating colors — and we’ll get there. But before we do, we need a baseline...
Most websites and interfaces are constrained to two dimensions, at most mimicking 3D-esque effects. Take your most common day-to-day interfaces: social media, mobile device...
Selectors are a core part of CSS. They allow you to do things like select all the elements of a certain type: div {...
If you’re a developer, chances are there’s a set of tools you hold near and dear to your heart, and of course, any browser...
