The Iron Yard is one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing in-person code schools. The Iron Yard exists to create real, lasting change for people, their companies, and communities through technology education. It offers full-time programs in back and front-end …
A talk by Ryan Seddon on what’s going on beneath the surface of the browser. It’s pretty remarkable that, by default, HTML is so forgiving and resilient.…
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A 2014 article from Information Architects on the process of modern day web design:
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- Make a tree structure
- Photoshop the Home, Section, and Article pages
- Hack on WordPress or one of its cousins
- Fill in the content
- Complain that people
The following is a guest post by Pankaj Parashar. Pankaj is our resident expert on all things <progress></progress> and <meter></meter> and this post is more evidence of that. Here, he walks us through implementing a password strength meter using …
Cole Peters has written a great piece on his work refactoring the TrialReach CSS codebase:
…A functional approach to CSS has thus far played out really well for us at TrialReach — we’ve significantly reduced complexity and bloat in our
A type lockup is a typographic design where the words and characters are styled and arranged very specifically. Like the design is literally locked in place. This idea is slightly at-odds with the responsive web that we know and love, …
If you use Illustrator for SVG wrangling, you’ll love last night’s release. All of the new features make for an easier workflow. Some of them include:
Donovan Hutchinson kicks off this years 24 ways, the webnerd advent calendar which is always a great way to close off the year.
They have an RSS feed, and since I know that 42% of you read this …
Sorry the website I just sent you the link to wasn’t looking right on your phone. I checked it out, and the layout was pretty jacked up. I personally caused that, as I’m solely responsible for each and every website …
Rebecca Murphey:
…This is everything-you-thought-you-knew-is-wrong kind of stuff. In an HTTP/2 world, there are few benefits to concatenating a bunch of JS files together, and in many cases the practice will be actively harmful. Domain sharding becomes an anti-pattern. Throwing
