The Power of CSS Blend Modes
Scott Vandehey demonstrates what is possible to create using CSS blend modes.
Scott Vandehey demonstrates what is possible to create using CSS blend modes.
Daniel Schwarz explores some legitimate use-cases for disabling user text selection to improve (not hinder) user experiences.
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Learn how to use CSS clip-path and Clip Path editor in Firefox DevTools to create beautiful, fluid section breaks, dividers, and separators.
Miriam Eric Suzanne shares her approach to structuring CSS.
Jeremy Keith outlines the challenges he faced when transitioning to logical properties.
Kilian Valkhof reminds you that you need to let go of the idea that you’re designing a site to fit devices—you’re designing a site to fit its content.
Yuan Chuan shows how to create a dreamy effect using CSS.
Kitty Giraudel explores the idea of detecting the visitor’s primary hand to adjust the position of call-to-actions.
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A tool to extract web link information: title, description, images, videos, etc. [via OpenGraph].
OkSo is a minimalistic online drawing app.
Mary Lou created an impressive layout animation where the thumbnails of a menu row animate to their position in a content preview grid.
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Zoran Jambor