Issue #151

Marcin Wichary shares some of the technical (CSS, JavaScript, Closure) details in Medium’s typography and typesetting.

Scott Jehl explains how to load your fonts progressively by using font events and a clever polyfill.

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Ben Frain shares his experience of moving the existing Sass based functionality into the PostCSS world. [TL;DR; There is little benefit in jumping ship to PostCSS right now.]

Kemal Dağ shares hard lessons his team learned while building a lightweight, battle-tested, CSS parser in JavaScript.

Sara Soueidan shows how to provide fallback for multiple foreground SVG images and/or change the image source for art direction using the <picture> element.

Hans Kristian takes a closer look at the <select> element and gives some handy tips on (not) creating a custom select box.

In this short post, Guil Hernandez goes over a few simple –watch commands, what they mean, and how to overcome possible errors.

A collection of animated icons, symbols and buttons created with SVG and CSS.

Lightweight, customizable, simple autocomplete widget with zero dependencies, built with modern standards for modern browsers.

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Experiment with motion blur applied to a modal window using SVG filters by Lucas Bebber.