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Issue #391

December 18, 2019

Z’s Still Not Dead Baby, Z’s Still Not Dead

Z’s Still Not Dead Baby, Z’s Still Not Dead

Andy Clarke outlines some CSS properties which will bring a sense of depth and richness to your designs.

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Drawing Homer Simpson using circles in CSS

Drawing Homer Simpson using circles in CSS

Alvaro Montoro demonstrates how to create a complex CSS illustration.

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Articles & Tutorials

Animate Text on Scroll

Stephen Shaw shows how to animate text along a path on scroll using SVG and a scoop of vanilla JavaScript.

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7 Uses for CSS Custom Properties

Michelle Barker outlines some practical use cases for CSS custom properties.

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Checklist to Avoid the Most Common Accessibility Errors

Bruce Lawson looks at ways to avoid the most common accessibility errors identified by the WebAIM accessibility analysis.

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Getting Started with Web Performance

Karolina Szczur explains critical web performance concepts and strategies.

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Scaling SVG Elements

Amelia Wattenberger gives a quick and clear introduction to SVG viewBox.

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Until Next Week

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