Jordan Lewis shares tools and techniques Envato team uses for mobile and responsive cross-browser testing. There’s a couple of gems in here, so make sure you don’t miss the article.
Another great tutorial by Manoela Ilic on how to re-create the slide out sidebar menu that can be seen on the Google Nexus 7 website.
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Ethan Muller proposes you use different stylesheets for browsers with different capabilities by utilizing conditional comments. In other words, don’t serve media queries to the browsers that don’t support them. A very interesting approach.
Internet Explorer 11 comes with a completely redesigned and enhanced suite of in-browser developer tools. PJ Hough gives a nice overview of changes and new features which will be at our disposal in IE11.
Johnny Simpson gives a nice overview of units that were recently introduced to CSS. I’m sure that you’ll be using some of these units in not-so-distant future (if you’re not using them already).
David Bushell explains basics of off-canvas navigation patterns. This article will give you some good ideas for creating brilliant responsive and interactive interfaces.
It’s amazing how CSS Preprocessor (Sass in this instance) can make our lives easier. Guil Hernandez shows this on a very practical example of Clearfix.
Creating a cube with pure CSS is not complicated at all, as David Walsh will show you in this sweet article. Finding a good use for CSS cube is, of course, an entirely different story.
Jake Archibald shows a neat way to animate line drawings in SVG. This technique can help you make daunting diagrams much more visually attractive and interesting.
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A very interesting visualization of Android fragmentation (although you shouldn’t be too concerned over this since you are using content-based, and not device-based, media query breakpoints).