Using Feature Queries in CSS
Jen Simmons shows how to use @supports to see whether or not a particular feature (CSS property or value) is supported in the current browser.
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Find out how to use @supports to see whether or not a particular feature is supported in the browser, how to achieve 60 FPS animations with CSS, how to use CSS locks when you need specific fluid behavior contained within certain boundaries, and more.
Smooth as Butter: Achieving 60 FPS Animations with CSS
José Rosário shares some tips on achieving performant animations in CSS.
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`font-display` for the Masses
Jeremy Wagner digs into a brand new CSS feature, that once it percolates through the browser ecosystem, will be great for performance.
Flexible Typography with CSS Locks
Tim Brown shows how to use CSS locks when you need specific fluid behavior, contained within certain boundaries.
Writing Efficient CSS
In this talk, Joe Reeve gives an introduction to browser implementations of CSS selectors and explains what that means for you.
Setting up a Living Styleguide in Jekyll
Kitty Giraudel looks at how to put together a styleguide of components for your design using Jekyll and the Liquid template engine.
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CSS 3D Box with Mock Shadow
A simple (but beautiful) CSS animation created by Laurence Archer.
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Zoran Jambor
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