Issue #58

Adobe has created a forward-looking vision of how readers will consume web content in the very near future. Truly outstanding.

Learn about CSS counters, the figure element and how to combine both for automatically numbering figures in a web page.

In this new course from Frontend Masters, Ben tackles RWD process, prototyping and patterns, on down to specific coding tactics with media queries and responsive CSS. Watch a free lesson where Ben demonstrates making an existing website responsive by updating CSS properties on the fly.

Thomas Fuchs shows a very clever way to embed charts into emails by turning them into images with headless web browser.

Stephen Burgess shares a couple of pretty slick CSS animation and transition tricks.

Ben Schwarz created a simple, maintainable and understandable gallery without the use of Javascript. Gallery itself is open-source, and if you’d like to learn how to build something similar, you can grab a screencast he prepared for you.

Do you remember CSS Zen Garden? If so, you’ll be happy to hear that it’s already 10 years old, and once more open for submissions.

Sam Piggott shows the advantages of utilizing the flexbox technique for layout.

A really impressive experiment by Peter Westendorp that demonstrates the power of CSS and modern browsers.