CSS Masking
Dirk Schulze
Dirk Schulze explains how the new CSS Masking spec brings clipping and masking into HTML world.
Issue #54
Headlines
15 inspirational approaches to CSS
Susie Francis showcases a bunch of inspirational CSS sites. You’ll most likely pick up a few ideas from these sites.
Articles & tutorials
CSS @supports
David WalshCSS @supports provides native feature support detection. Even though just a couple of browsers have implemented it, you can use it today. David Walsh explains how.
Boost Sass & Compass efficiency
Ben FrainMany say CSS pre-processors create bloated code, lacking the efficiency of handwritten CSS. Ben Frain looks at techniques in Sass and Compass to streamline outputted CSS.
Blink
Peter-Paul KochGoogle has recently announced Blink, a new rendering engine that will be used by Chromium. Peter-Paul Koch explains what this means to you and to the entire browser landscape.
All the Glory of CSS Transitions
Paula BorowskaPaula Borowska explains the basic concepts of CSS3 transitions.
Why a CSS alternative to <select> is impossible
Kitty GiraudelYou can’t create a pure CSS alternative to the Select Element. Kitty Giraudel will tell you why.
SASS Triangle Mixin
Stephen BurgessStephen Burgess shares a useful Sass mixin he recently wrote for creating CSS triangles.
Jobs
Front End Developer at Booking.com
Are you interested in building the best accommodation website used by millions of customers? Do you have solid experience developing with HTML/CSS/JS? Booking.com is looking for an experienced Front End Developer that is passionate about desktop and mobile web development. This position is based in our Amsterdam office.
Front-end Developer at alaTest.com
Are you interested in building innovative review solutions used by global brands? alaTest.com is looking for a front-end developer, creating responsive HTML/CSS/JS code and willing to learn new technologies and methodologies. The position is based in our HQ office in Stockholm, Sweden.
Inspiration
The Black Brick Road of OZ
This is most likely one of the first point’n click adventure games created in CSS. It’s truly amazing what can be created in browser these days.