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Tobias Ahlin explains how can you get fine-grained control over an object’s path by using two or more objects to drive an animation.

Justin McDowell shows how can you, with a few lines of CSS, now flexibly add Photoshop-level blending effects to your designs.

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You can’t always make everything as perfect as you’d like it to be. And that’s ok.

Jonathan Snook demonstrates how to create a slideshow without using any JavaScript.

Anthony Dillon gives an overview of some potentially lesser known CSS features that have quite good browser support.

After January 12, 2016, Microsoft will no longer provide security updates or technical support for older versions of Internet Explorer.

Tom Cornilliac on how to overcome the challenges of building and maintaining CSS at scale.

Git hook to automagically render .PSD files to images, allowing you to visually diff changes.

Plugin that adds CSS support to Sketch 3 for a faster design workflow.

Swiss in CSS is a collection of animated posters that pays homage to the International Typographic Style and the designers that pioneered the ideas behind the influential design movement.