Cassidy Williams • 6/7/2015

The CSS Image Values Spec

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This technical article dives into the CSS Image Values specification, specifically the `image-rendering` property. It explains how to use vendor prefixes and the standardized values (`pixelated`, `crisp-edges`, `auto`) to upscale pixel art and small sprites without blurring, while discussing cross-browser compatibility and the spec's evolution.

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