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Issue #139

December 1, 2014

CSS Specificity Graphs

Orde Saunders
CSS Specificity Graphs

Orde Saunders outlines his experience of putting CSS specificity graphs into practice.

Creating Animations and Interactions with Physical Models

Ralph Thomas
Creating Animations and Interactions with Physical Models

Physics-based animations, as Ralph Thomas explains, let you create rich animations and interactions that feel more natural.

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Articles & Tutorials

Understanding CSS Stats: How to Make the Most of the Numbers

Understanding CSS Stats: How to Make the Most of the Numbers

Jonathan Cutrell

In this article Jonathan Cutrell talks about CSS best practices, specificity and maintainability, and shows how to properly interpret and make better use of CSS statistics.

Automating CSS Regression Testing

Automating CSS Regression Testing

Garris Shipon

Garris Shipon walks you through the BackstopJS, a tool that tests your responsive web UI by visually comparing DOM screenshots at various viewport sizes.

Keeping CSS short with currentColor

Osvaldas Valutis

Osvaldas Valutis shows on practical examples how useful CSS currentColor keyword can really be.

What’s So Great About Bower?

Dan Sundy

Dan Sundy explains how to use Bower and makes a case for doing so, from the perspective of someone who resisted the idea at first.

Facebook Content Placeholder Deconstruction

George Phillips

George Phillips deconstructs a cool content placeholder from the most recent Facebook overhaul.

Tools

Dropcap.js

Dropcap.js is a tool that will help you make beautiful drop caps for the web.

SVG Morpheus

SVG Morpheus is a new open-source JavaScript library enabling SVG icons to morph from one to the other.

Inspiration

How Browsers Market Themselves

Dave Rupert
How Browsers Market Themselves

This short comic by Dave Rupert really hits the spot, doesn’t it?

Until Next Week

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