The Weird Parts of position: sticky;
Adam Rackis gives a brief introduction to sticky positioning, explains how it works, and examines common, frustrating ways it can fail.
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Getting Creative With Small Screens
Andy Clarke demonstrates how good small-screen design can help orient your users using a variety of techniques.
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Chrome: CSS Scroll with @function
Pim van Die created an awesome scroll demo by utilizing @function in CSS.