Sara Soueidan gives an in-depth introduction to animating CSS Shapes. She not only gives excellent examples, but also goes through all prerequisites for animating CSS Shapes while outlining current limitations and gotchas.
Zach Saucier shares a couple of excellent CSS Animation tips & tricks which will enable you to create efficient, reusable and awesome animations.
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A very nice introduction to Gulp task runner. (If you’re still not using a task runner, I strongly recommend you at least give one a try.)
Aurelio De Rosa introduces <picture>, a new proposed element created to try and solve the problem of serving the version of content images which better suits the device currently visiting a web page.
Dan Tello shares a couple of interesting ideas regarding BEM (block, element, modifier) front-end naming methodology.
Ben Schwarz shows how to use flexbox to position two form elements side by side, where one of the elements fills the “empty” space.
Zing Design explains why they believe Sass is better than LESS and the reasons for choosing LESS in the past no longer apply.
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