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Tim Brown explains what OpenType features are, when to use them, and why they matter.

Val Head demonstrates strategies for getting the most out of animation at any screen size.

Buddy, a simple Git hosting with easy CI tools, lets you host, build and deploy apps and websites with little to no effort.

Simon Codrington gives a nice introduction into the CSS Scroll Snap Points spec.

Geoff Graham on multi-step animations and transitions, fun little tricks we have at our disposal to create rich, dynamic movement in CSS.

Jonathan Cutrell explains how blending modes work, uncovers the math behind them, and looks at the different ways you can implement blending modes using CSS.

Whilst BEM is an awesome tool for writing modular CSS, you’ll inevitably hit some roadblocks. David Berner shares some advice on how to resolve them.

Donovan Hutchinson shows how to recreate the Star Wars movie title from “The Force Awakens” trailer using CSS.

Gridly is a minimal (~157 bytes) grid system for modern browsers.

debugCSS is a debugging tool meant to be loaded on an existing page to highlight potentially broken, malformed or legacy (X)HTML.

Joshua Hibbert shows that you don’t need a lot of HTML elements to create something cool with CSS.