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Multicolumn Layouts Revisited

It's been possible to work in multiple columns of text without having to resort to hacks to make columns work in multiple browsers and in multiple form factors. According to caniuse.com developers...

Revisiting design systems

Design systems are interesting because of how they scale design to multiple teams and multiple sites/products while still providing a consistent and recognizable brand. For a full introduction to...

Using Counters in CSS

I've always wanted to avoid manually doing data replacement and numbering if I can avoid it. We'll add counters for the following: Chapters defined by <h2> elements Sections defined by...

Building a 3D scene

3D content is a really interesting way to create interactive content for the web but until recently it has been a pain to develop on a Mac, particularly since most device makers decided early on that...

Dropcaps in CSS

Dropcaps have always been a pain in terms of implementation and cross-browser support. Perhaps you've seen something like this in CSS style sheets before: p::first-letter { color: #FE742F; float:...

Working with data attributes

Until we got CSS variables (and now Custom Properties) there was one way of setting custom attributes in an HTML element or directly in Javascript (note the difference with CSS variables) that can be...

Creating a horizontal nav menu

One of the biggest pain points for me has been to create horizontal menus for navigation or other data we want to display across the page. If we're using the following HTML... <nav> <ul> ...

Interesting Webpack Plugins

I still keep looking for new items in the Webpack space that will make my code work better or will give me more information about it. I found two that are of particular interest to me. Size plugin...

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