Issue #60

Steven Bradley shares a few thoughts on variable organization in Sass. Definitely worth reading.

An excellent, in-depth introduction to Flexbox by David Storey. He not only explains all basic Flexbox concepts, but also shares very helpful tables which map the Flexbox syntax changes between the specifications.

Lee Mallabone recreated a very cool animation of sunrise and sunset that you can see in Yahoo!’s Weather app for iOS.

Allan Berger shows that making your website ready for Retina display doesn’t have to be a hassle.

Mária Jurčovičová shares some useful and lesser known tips, tricks and workarounds for LESS CSS.

Harry Roberts explains (once again) why you shouldn’t write loose classes and why you should opt to use naming convention like BEM instead of nesting selectors.

Learn how to specify which image will Google use as your logo in search results.

Are buttons in Firefox giving your troubles? They won’t after you read this quick tip by David Walsh.

A small Sass plugin which allows you to insert glyphs and special characters in your page without converting them to hexadecimal unicode character values first.

A handy tool for discovering unused CSS across many pages on a web site.

Burak Can has created a fully functional (not exactly functional but you get the point) MacBook Air using only CSS. Very impressive.