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Advanced effects with CSS background blend modes
This article will focus on background-blend-mode, the property with the most widespread support, and how you can use it today to create eye-catching backgrounds and photo effects for your website that once were only possible in Photoshop.
Redesigning a Card-based Tumblr Layout with CSS Grid
In this tutorial we’re going to retrofit a grid-based design to a layout inspired by the What’re you into? Tumblr page, where the user was able to select a set of topics to tailor their recommended content.
A Tale of Two Buttons
Making the case for embracing CSS's cascade to create more adaptable and easier to use UI components.
Creating the “Perfect” CSS System
A high level guide for designers and developers who write CSS, but want to be more strategic about building moderate to large scale CSS systems
Your skip links are broken
Many websites have an accessibility feature called skip links that help some users navigate the site. However, there’s a problem with basically all skip links on mobile devices, which hurts your site’s accessibility instead of improving it.
Videos
The Algorithms of CSS, by Lara Schenck
“CSS isn’t a ‘real’ programming language,” we CSS developers are often reminded — we don’t write programs, we describe presentation. Algorithms and CSS, then, don’t exactly go hand-in-hand … or do they?