Battling BEM: 10 Common Problems And How To Avoid Them
David Berner shows how to deal with common BEM problems.
David Berner shows how to deal with common BEM problems.
Harry Roberts explains how to assess and improve the quality of your CSS using Parker, a static analysis tool that can give you some very insightful metrics about your CSS.
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Shaun Bent shares BBC’s approach to CSS.
Nick Dunn gives a nice introduction into Spectre, a visual regression testing tool.
Kawandeep Virdee explains the benefits of Sprite Animations compared to gifs.
Accessibility is not just about morals and making the web usable to a small group of citizens. It’s about making the web usable to the masses.
Zsolt Pentz explains how to create a non-destructive-map-merge function in Sass.
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EQCSS is a JavaScript plugin that lets you use element queries in CSS today.
Deprecate is a Sass mixin that will warn you about the pieces of your UI that are deprecated.
Aaron Chuo made a delicious Japanese noodle soup with pure CSS.
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Zoran Jambor