How to Start with Variable Fonts on the Web
Oliver Schöndorfer gives an excellent primer on variable fonts on the web.
Oliver Schöndorfer gives an excellent primer on variable fonts on the web.
David Gwyer gives an in-depth review of some interesting CSS selectors (that will be available in the future).
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Ana Tudor explains how she created a stunning, animated rainbow gradient infinity image using one HTML element and CSS.
Michelle Barker shares a few tips for integrating CSS Variables into your workflow.
Web performance experts reveal which practices are outdated in 2018 and give some suggestions for optimising your sites and apps.
A fascinating read on dealing with timezones by Zach Holman.
Scott O’Hara explains how landmarks can be useful to screen reader users as they help orient a user to an appropriately structured web page or application screen.
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Landmarks is a browser extension (for Firefox, Chrome and Opera) that allows you to navigate a web page via WAI-ARIA landmarks, using the keyboard or a pop-up menu.
Short and Sweet is an accessible character counter for input elements.
Jhey Tompkins created a pure CSS tic tac toe game. Quite impressive.
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Zoran Jambor