Issue #160

Harry Roberts introduces Inverted Triangle CSS, and explains how to use it to create, manage and scale your large-scale CSS projects.

Your selectors are the most fundamental aspect of your CSS architecture; make sure you’re writing sane and simple ones.

Learn how to use CSS for animation. 20 emails over 4 weeks written and delivered to your inbox by Donovan from CSSAnimation.rocks. Includes code downloads and loads of live demos. Use code “cssweekly” to save 20% today.

An excellent, in-depth article on improving web performance by Scott Jehl of Filament Group.

Gregor Adams explains in detail how he managed to re-create the Netflix logo animation in pure CSS (with a little bit of Sass).

Ben Frain looks at the different CSS units, and explains why pixels might not be a bad idea after all.

Chris Coyier shares his thoughts on where a style guide can fit into a team’s process.

Taylor Hunt explains how to mark up a web comic to make the meaning clear to assistive technology, search engines, and anyone looking at the source.

CSS Reporter is a tool that generates a detailed analysis of your stylesheets.

A tool that lets you test and analyze x-height, weights, characteristics, peculiarities and legibility of webfonts.

Gerry McGovern on why you should focus on what really matters (the top tasks) and defocus on what matters less (the tiny tasks).