Slanted tabs with CSS 3D transforms
A tutorial on creating slanted, 3D-looking tabs using CSS transforms and pseudo-elements, with graceful degradation for older browsers.
A tutorial on creating slanted, 3D-looking tabs using CSS transforms and pseudo-elements, with graceful degradation for older browsers.
A guide on using the grunt-connect-proxy tool to bypass CORS restrictions during local web development.
Explains the difference between CSS selectors :nth-child and :nth-of-type with practical examples.
Discusses the nuance in web development advice, using responsive images as an example of why 'your mileage may vary' (YMMV).
A software engineer details the process and technical decisions behind redesigning their personal blog, focusing on web design improvements.
Introduces CSS preprocessors like SASS to organize and edit CSS code more efficiently, reducing pain points in web development.
A guide to using simple share URLs for Twitter, Facebook, and other platforms instead of heavy social media plugins.
A front-end engineer shares his updated personal website design and discusses the process of modernizing his resume.
A tutorial on styling blog content, covering text, fonts, links, images, lists, and blockquotes for a clean website design.
Introducing the hippify JavaScript plugin for swapping high-resolution images on high-PPI, non-mobile displays.
Introduces buttonlike.js, a jQuery plugin for making non-button elements accessible via ARIA roles, keyboard focus, and event handling.
A guide to nine essential CSS properties, including display, width, height, and more, for web developers.
A review of Stephen Hay's book on responsive design workflow, covering browser-based design, automation, and flexible processes for modern web development.
A tutorial on creating a clean website's HTML structure, covering element targeting with IDs and classes.
Explores using CSS media queries embedded within SVG files to create responsive graphics that adapt based on their own size, not just the screen.
Analyzes browser support for unprefixed CSS gradients and advises which vendor prefixes are still necessary for web developers in 2013.
A developer refactors and improves the UI of a university grade calculator web app, discussing the trade-offs of adding JQuery and design changes.
A presentation and guide on using RequireJS and AMD modules for JavaScript dependency management and modular code organization.
A developer shares their journey of leaving a stable job to start independent consulting, focusing on responsive web development, performance challenges, and tech training.
A personal review of the dotJS conference in Paris, covering the venue, logistics, and the technical vs. general nature of the talks.