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Issue #66

July 5, 2013

Headlines

Antialiasing 101

Paul Lewis
Antialiasing 101

Antialiasing is the reason we have clear text and smooth vector shapes on our screens. Paul Lewis explains how exactly this works, and why you might see text rendering differences in your sites and applications today, especially on lower DPI devices.

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Loading Effects for Grid Items with CSS Animations

Manoela Ilic
Loading Effects for Grid Items with CSS Animations

Manoela Ilic shares a bunch of inspirational loading effects for grid items which will really make your grids pop.

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Articles & tutorials

Sizing (Web) components by adding a Trojan horse into your CSS rules

Sizing (Web) components by adding a Trojan horse into your CSS rules

Simurai

Learn how to use font-size to easily control all size related CSS properties of your web components.

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PhotoShop In The Browser: Understanding CSS Blend Modes

PhotoShop In The Browser: Understanding CSS Blend Modes

Dudley Storey

Dudley Storey explains what the basic blend modes are and how they work. You’ll find this article useful if you’re interested in Photoshop or if you just want to play with CSS blending.

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Pure CSS from Yahoo! A Minimal & Lightweight Set of CSS Modules

Sufyan bin Uzayr

Sufyan bin Uzayr offers a very nice overview of Pure CSS (in case you’re not familiar with it, Pure CSS is an ultra light-weight and responsive set of CSS modules that you can employ in your web projects very quickly).

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Name Your Sass Variables Modularly

Jim Nielsen

Jim Nielsen explains how organizing your variable names modularly can bring structure and unity to your projects. A very nice read.

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Adapting To A Responsive Design (Case Study)

Matt Gibson

Matt Gibson explains how his team at  Cyber-Duck approached the redesign of their agency website and shares their process of creating a new responsive design.

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Centering Percentage Width/Height Elements

Chris Coyier

Chris Coyier shows a nice trick on how to vertically center elements that have width and height defined as percentages.

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Inspiration

Cloudy Spiral CSS animation

Hakim El Hattab
Cloudy Spiral CSS animation

Yet another amazing experiment by Hakim El Hattab. Definitely worth checking out.

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Until next week

Happy coding,
Zoran Jambor

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