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An excellent, in-depth course for web developers who want to become CSS magicians by Adam Schwartz.

Joni Trythall explains how steps(), a timing function that allows you to break a CSS animation or transition into segments, works.

Ever wonder how today’s popular usability gurus got their start? Or what tools they use to hone their craft? Well, wonder no more! Just pick up the Everyday UX eBook and you’ll hear it all first hand from 10 of today’s amazing UX designers.

Harry Roberts explains why you should use agnostic, abstract, OOCSS classes in your markup, but add any desired meaning to your HTML via a data-ui-component attribute.

Vaclovas Vicius gives a couple of nice tips on how to optimize your website to achieve top speed and performance.

Lea Verou explains how she created an animated 3D cube and the beautiful RGB gradients for its 6 sides with SVG.

This article by Trevan Hetzel will help you comprehend OOCSS methodology.

Bear Travis shows how to use CSS Filters to create cool frosting-glass effect.

Kitty Giraudel gives a nice example of when and how can Sass lists actually be useful.

BrowserSync is a tool that enables you to keep multiple browsers & devices in sync.

Snap.svg is a JavaScript library that makes working with your SVG assets as easy as jQuery makes working with the DOM.