Issue #183

October 6, 2015

Introducing RAIL: A User-Centric Model For Performance

RAIL is a model for breaking down UX into key actions; it provides concrete performance goals and a structure for thinking about performance strategically.

Why Do We Have `repeating-linear-gradient` Anyway?

Ana Tudor demonstrates that repeating-linear-gradients can be very useful.

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Articles & Tutorials

Inlining Critical CSS for Dynamic Web Apps

Critical CSS inlining is a technique you can use to speed up the performance of your web apps by inlining the “critical” CSS in a <style> tag, and deferring the rest of your CSS.

Shaded Progress Bars: A CSS/Sass Exercise

A tutorial on how to create some interesting 3D progress bars with CSS/Sass. Discover how to use box shadows and gradients to create realistic looking skins.

Image Diffing Using CSS

Franklin Ta shows how can you easily find the difference between two images using CSS Filters.

Aesthetic Sass 3: Typography and Vertical Rhythm

David Khourshid on how to use typographical styles in Sass, and how to use vertical rhythm for layout.

CSS Protips

Matt Smith shares a nice collection of useful CSS tips.

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