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Rachel Andrew outlines some of the common use cases for Flexbox.

Brad Frost looks at the pros and cons of nesting (and not-nesting) selectors in Sass.

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Dannie Vinther explores how the flexibility of CSS Grid can help you implement a horizontal scrolling component.

Rachel Andrew reflects on how we have typically thought about CSS, and how that should be changing given where the language is now.

Jonathan Snook demonstrates the importance of conversations between designers and developers during the design process.

The CSS layout cookbook aims to bring together recipes for common layout patterns, things you might need to implement in your sites.

Justin Reyna explains how to make colors accessible using the design principles you already know.

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Colorbox is an online tool for building color systems for accessible UIs that scale.

Ferret is a web scraping system that tries to simplify data extraction from the web for things like UI testing, machine learning, and analytics.

Chris Coyier demonstrates how many different shapes can you actually create using pure CSS with only a single HTML element.