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Rachel Andrew introduces a new layout system, a system encompassing Flexbox, CSS Grid Layout, and the Box Alignment Module, and looks at the mindset shift needed to take advantage of these modules.

Nathan Rambeck provides an introduction to CSS architecture that will help you design a structure for your code so your projects and teams can grow without becoming an unmanageable mess.

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Charlotte Jackson gives a nice, practical introduction into @supports at-rule.

Patrick Clancey plies a creative use of mod queries and range selectors to change the layout of elements in lists.

There is a bunch of women doing amazing work in CSS right now. Rachel Andrew created a short list with some of them.

Shay Howe shows a neat Sass trick you may not know: Finding the index, or current, position when looping through a Sass map.

Jake Archibald looks at the nuances of how different browsers handle media queries in SVG.

Yarn is a fast, reliable, and secure package manager for JavaScript. And yes, it seems that Yarn might be an improvement over npm.

A huge pack of photorealistic CSS gradients that you can use as content backdrops in any part of your website.

David Khourshid created an adorable, CSS-only animated dog based on a Dribbble by Gal Shir.