Are 'CSS Carousels' Accessible?
Sara Soueidan examines the newly announced “CSS Carousels” through the lens of usability and accessibility.
Issue #612
Easier Layout With margin-trim
Jen Simmons introduces margin-trim, a property that lets you tell a container to trim the margins off its children — any margins that push up against the container.
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Inspiration
🖖 Night Flight ((S)CSS)
Konstantin Denerz created a stunning, animated demo using only one additional element besides the body, and lots of dynamically generated gradients using SCSS.