Issue #107

April 21, 2014

Understanding CSS Timing Functions

Stephen Greig

The timing function is a bit of a hidden gem when it comes to CSS animation, and you could well be surprised by just how much you can do with it.

12 Little-Known CSS Facts

Louis Lazaris

Louis Lazaris shares quite a few interesting CSS facts that could be new to you.

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Improve the Payment Experience with Animations

Michaël Villar

Michaël Villar explains how to create animation that will make things clearer, connect users’ actions to consequences, change their perception of time, and most importantly, delight your user.

A Workflow for Responsive Emails Using Ink and Grunt

Victor Garcia

Victor Garcia shares his workflow for making tedious task of creating HTML emails easier.

CSS Animation & Progressive Enhancement

Val Head

In this screencast Val Head shows an easy way to implement CSS animations as Progressive Enhancement to avoid issues in browsers that don’t support CSS animations.

Styleguide Generator Roundup

Welch Canavan

Welch Canavan gives a rundown of the strengths and weaknesses of various Styleguide Generators.

Getting Started With Sass

Paul Underwood

A very nice and detailed introduction into CSS preprocessors by Paul Underwood.

visibility: visible undoes visibility: hidden

Jake Archibald

Did you know that descendants of the element that has ‘visiblity: hidden’ will be visible if they have ‘visibility: visible’?

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