Issue #222

July 5, 2016

Front-End Challenge Accepted: CSS 3D Cube

Anna Selezniova shares her experience of using CSS 3D effects for the first time in a real project.

Val Head explains key animation principles such as timing, offsets, and secondary action as they apply to interface design decisions—plus motion principles specific to designing animated interactions.

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Articles & Tutorials

Recreating the Twitter Heart Animation (with One Element, No Images, and No JavaScript)

Ana Tudor shows how can you recreate the Twitter Heart Animation with pure CSS.

The Languages Which Almost Became CSS

Zack Bloom gives an interesting overview of all the languages which almost became CSS.

Introducing the CSS text-align-last Property

Nitish Kumar looks at the text-align-last property, how it can be used and its various cross-browser quirks to keep an eye out for.

Improved Font Loading

Myles Maxfield shares how has WebKit dramatically improved the font loading performance.

Nth-child Sass Mixins

Paul Underwood investigates some quick Sass mixins that can make working with nth-child that little bit easier.

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