Designing With Code
Matthew Ström demonstrates the amazing potential of code as a design tool by exploring some visual ideas directly in code.
Matthew Ström demonstrates the amazing potential of code as a design tool by exploring some visual ideas directly in code.
Josh Marinacci gives an introduction to CSS Shapes and the new Shape Path Editor in Firefox Developer Tools.
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TJ Fogarty shares a few ways in which you can improve client-side performance focusing on images, third-party scripts and more.
Keith Clark explains why simple syntax checks for feature detection may not be robust enough to future-proof your CSS.
Tim Kadlec on why learning fundamental concepts of CSS (HTML and JavaScript) makes your life as a front-end developer much easier.
Sara Soueidan shares an approach to building nested, or more precisely, layered links.
Zach Leatherman shows how to avoid reflow caused by font-display property.
Chen Hui Jing covers the different methods of hiding radio buttons, their effects on accessibility and how to ensure they remain navigable via the keyboard.
Digital Ocean is a reliable, easy-to-use cloud computing platform, with a control panel and API that will let you spend more time coding and less time managing your infrastructure.
Project Explorer is a CLI tool to create an annotated tree visualization of any project.
CodeZen is a web app that generates a shareable and elegant image from your source code.
Tunghsiao Liu has created a comprehensive CSS font-feature-settings demo for OpenType features.
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Happy coding,
Zoran Jambor