Issue #170

Tying responsive CSS to viewport sizes can lead to tangled stylesheets—Mat Marquis issues a challenge to find a simpler solution.

Robin Rendle outlines some of the most common ways to make circles, triangles, and polygons using CSS, and jots down the advantages and disadvantages for these methods.

Chris Ruppel explains how to improve performance of pages that use background-attachment: fixed;.

Sergey Gospodarets gives an overview of the scroll-snap CSS property, which is already implemented in many next versions of browsers.

Geoff Graham on how can code reviews help you release code into the wild with confidence.

A brief guide for anyone preparing to interview for roles related to front-end development.

Trying to perfect UI animations against the moving target of a responsive layout? Sarah Drasner has got some tips on how to balance these complementary concerns.

Do you want to design something that makes developers’ lives better? Pusher is all about helping developers, and our website and dashboard is key to our success. We’re looking for a designer-developer who believes that design can make a meaningful difference and cares about how it is implemented.

Tota11y is an accessibility visualization toolkit that helps visualize how your site performs with assistive technologies.

Responsive, lightweight, fast, synchronized with CSS animations, fully customizable modal window plugin with declarative configuration and hash tracking.

Chris Gannon created an ultimate SVG proof that UFOs exist, and that they actually really love cows.