Intuitive Scrolling Interfaces with CSS Scroll Snap Points
Scroll Snap Points are a native CSS-only technique that you can use to create layouts where your content is easily…
Watch: Remembering the Document Outline in an HTML5 World
Have you heard of an HTML document outline? This subject has been nearly forgotten since the early HTML5 days, but…
Introducing sGrid: A Stylus-based Flexbox Grid System
After reading the title of this post, you might ask: Why another grid system? This is a good question. Basically…
An Introduction to Hardware Acceleration with CSS Animations
In the last couple of years we’ve often heard about hardware acceleration and how it helps to improve animation on…
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An Introduction to Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)
Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages initiative is getting a lot of exposure since its launch in early October. Let’s see what…
Using HTML5’s Native Drag and Drop API
Everyone loves an easy-to-use and interactive user interface and ever since the introduction of smartphones there has been a jump…
Pseudo-comments in CSS (Or, How Browsers Parse Styles)
The CSS spec does not mention it, but you can mimic C-style and/or Unix-style line comments in CSS files (with…