Issue #26

Another awesome talk by Harry Roberts; this time he talks about maintainability, architecture, performance and OOCSS in context of massive front-ends.

Kitty Giraudel will show you how to create realistic-looking switch buttons using pseudo-elements and checkboxes (without writing a single line of JavaScript).

Designer Jonathan Snook of Shopify provides a quick introduction into scalable and modular architecture for CSS (SMACSS). If you’re still not familiar with its concepts, you should watch this video series.

This is a really cool and innovative technique for cutting off multi-line text.

If you want to style parts of a web page differently depending on whether JavaScript is available or not, it can be useful to use JavaScript to change or add a class name to the html element. Roger Johansson will show you probably most effective way to handle this.

Johnny Simpson explains @supports and @document CSS3 conditional statements. Note that they’re currently supported only in Firefox.

A collection of reusable LESS mixins. If you don’t feel like using them, you can at least learn from them.

Bourbon is a comprehensive library of Sass mixins that are designed to be simple and easy to use.