Pinterest is kind of a big deal. In the blog and e-commerce world, it’s threatening to edge out Google as the most important search engine. That’s the world I come from, so I’ve had lots of opportunity to work with …
This has become quite the hot topic lately. It’s been talked about at a number of conferences and meetups I’ve been at personally lately. I’ve seen slide decks on it. I know people literally not shipping any CSS in production. …
What should you do if you need a smaller button style whenever those buttons are placed in the header? Do you make a new class or a new custom button modifier? Harry Roberts tackles this problem in the following post …
In this last poll we asked:
…You get an email from someone you’ve never met (poor communication skills, but a decent idea) and they want to cut you in and give you control over a new web company they want
There is no min-font-size or max-font-size, so while setting font-size in viewport units is cool, there’s a good chance your font-size might get too small on small screens or too big on large screens.
Eduardo Boucas has a clever …
“States”, as in contexts or situations in which any given element might be in. Let’s take a stroll.…
From the grand archives of “Things Chris was totally confused about for far too long and now half understands so might as well blog it”: code golf. I would hear someone say something like “I got it down that small …
I got to watch Lea Verou release this right on stage at CSS Conf like a total baller. There are a surprising number of practical (and fun) use cases for it.…
Wes Bos:
…Companies make multi-year investments in technology and will stick to their stack for quite some time. So as much as you think that everyone scraps their current setup for a shiny new framework every 6 months, it isn’t
Bruce Lawson’s interesting reply to Tim Bray’s sentiment that “HTML is done.”…
I just ran into a situation where I had a title that was split into two sections. The main title, big and bold, left-aligned like any regular title. But then a bit of a subtitle, right-aligned, sitting on the same …
