In this talk Lea Verou explains that you don’t have to use JavaScript for everything, particularly for transitions and animations. She start from the basics of CSS transitions and animations, but quickly moves to more advanced tips and tricks which will help you to fully leverage these exciting technologies.
Patrick Sexton shows how it’s possible to make a large webpage with many resources load faster than a small webpage with few resources. (Yes, performance matters!)
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Ruth John gives a very nice and detailed introduction into Web Components. She explains basic concepts of Templates, Shadow DOM and Custom Elements.
Kezz Bracey demonstrates how to easily build your own simple CSS grid system with a little help from a CSS Preprocessor.
Ian Feather shares a couple of nice tips on optimizing image-heavy pages.
The 14islands team shares their principles for BEM. You’ll surely find a couple of nice tips in this article.
In this article Dudley Storey introduces the concepts of SVG optimization and discusses hand-editing SVG code as one of the basic forms of optimization.
Sergey Lukin shows how to easily style an element based on its locale using :lang pseudo class.
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