Keep your CSS selectors short
Harry Roberts
As sites get bigger, selectors should get shorter. If you want an in-depth explanation of this statement, read the article.
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Diving Into CSS Regions
Umar Hansa
This is a really good introduction into CSS Regions. (I eagerly await the time when we’ll be able to use this in production.)
A Foot On The Bottom Rung: First Forays Into Responsive Web Development
Gavyn McKenzieGavyn McKenzie guides you through the most common hurdles of responsive web design.
Building a modern grid system
Jonathan SmileyYou’ll certainly pick up a trick or two from this article (at least in areas of CSS layouts and grids).
5 Useful CSS Tricks for Responsive Design
Nick LaThese tricks really are useful and if you’re not already using them, I suggest you consider it.
Sass vs. LESS
Chris CoyierHave you ever wondered which one is better? Of course you have. Well, you’ll find a definitive answer in this article. (In case you’re wondering, I prefer and use SASS.)
Animating CSS3 Gradients
Louis LazarisYes, you can animate CSS3 gradients. But, there’s a catch (as always). Find out what it is in this fine piece of writing.