Issue #141

In this in-depth article Rachel Cope goes through basic (and not-so-basic) concepts  of CSS animations.

Chris Coyier demonstrates different methods of overlaying text on images.

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An excellent article on progressive enhancement in email clients by Kevin Mandeville.

Derek Featherstone shares solutions for addressing some of the most significant accessibility challenges we face on the web today.

Rachel Nabors explains why should you use web interactions (animations) only where it is both necessary and useful.

David Clark advocates automated code style checking (SCSS-Lint) and shares his own auto-enforceable SCSS styleguide.

Jeremy Keith looks at the basics of progressive enhancement with a simple navigation example.

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A nice collection of loading icons and small animations built in SVG.

This library contains utilities to help manipulate and safely change URLs in CSS code.

Some inspiration for elastic components with SVG shape animations for enhanced UI interactions by Manoela Ilic.