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Ethan Muller explores different CSS naming options to help cushion the blow of future design changes.

Micah Godbolt explores how traditional object oriented principles can help you identify problems in CSS inheritance model and find solutions.

This online course will teach you how to build a parallax scrolling website from start to finish. You’ll get almost 3hrs of video tutorials accompanied with downloadable demo files so you can follow every step along the way.

In this talk Nat Duca shares what Chrome team is doing to make always-60fps, jank free mobile web a reality.

Kitty Giraudel shows how to build a “logger” mixin, which outputs a flexible, informative log as CSS when Sass is compiled.

Brian Lovin takes a closer look at how his team at Buffer approaches CSS.

Chris Coyier shows different ways to center things in CSS.

Julian Shapiro explains why CSS-based animations aren’t always the best tool-of-choice for animations.

CSS Shapes Editor is a Chrome DevTools extension which provides an interactive editor for shape property values like circle(), ellipse() and polygon().

CSS Gradient Inspector extends the Chrome DevTools, adding a sidebar that displays information about the gradients applied to the inspected element.

Jeffrey Zeldman has been sharing, educating, and inspiring web designers for 20 years. A new documentary from Lynda.com tells the story.