Pedro Botelho | The Blog Pros

July 15, 2019

Visualizing Risk: Remotely Triggered Earthquakes

A really amazing project by Will Chase that he created for the VizRisk challenge.

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Modern Script Loading

Jason Miller shows some options for serving the right code to the right browsers efficiently.

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Color Inputs: A Deep Dive into Cross-Browser Differences

In this article Ana Tudor takes a look at the structure inside the color input element and shows how to tackle cross-browser inconsistencies.

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Recreating the Fool’s Mate chess move with CSS Grid

In the excitement of the ability to animate rows and columns when using CSS Grid, Hui Jing Chen created an interesting chess demo.

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Listmonk

A self-hosted newsletter and a mailing list manager made by Kailash Nadh.

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Screenreader-aware Design Tools

An interesting article on the screenreader accessibility of components by the team of SourceNote.

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Framer Motion

An open source React library to power production-ready animations.

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Accessible CSS Generated Content

Eric Eggert shows how to ensure that CSS generated content stays accessible on the example of Andy Clarke’s layered text styles.

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Debugging CSS Grid: Auto-flow, Order and Item Placement

In this third part of a series, Michelle Barker takes a look at the different placement methods in CSS Grid and how to use auto-flow to avoid having to explicitly place every item.

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Blurry

A great project that simulates depth of field with particles on a shader. Also, check out this demo of a blurry cat.

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3D Wireframes in SVG

Philip Rideout shows how to use Python to generate amazing 3D SVGs.

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Foliate

A simple and modern eBook viewer based on Epub.js.

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3D Particle Tornado

Jon Kantner created this cool 3D tornado that you can configure.

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Pro tip: type-check your JavaScript the easy way!

Paul Lewis explains how you can use the TypeScript compiler to check the types on your JavaScript.

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Everything You Need To Know About CSS Margins

Thought you knew everything there’s to know about CSS margins? Rachel Andrew will show you that there’s more to a margin than you might think.

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BaseDash

BaseDash lets you manage and visualize your databases with a collaborative, cloud-based tool.

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A worrying change in Open Source perception

Chris Heilmann is worried about how Open Source is getting a reputation for being arrogant, aggressive and hard to get into.

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WebGL month

Andrei Lesnitsky shares one WebGL tutorial per day for the whole month.

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API Spreadsheets

Convert your spreadsheets and CSV files to an API link with this online tool.

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CSS Grid Is Not a Replacement for Flexbox

Robert Cooper shows how there are some scenarios in which you can only style a layout using Flexbox.

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Pure CSS Katy

Some artistic CSS work by Malaika Ishtiaq.

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Collective #532 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

July 11, 2019

Inspirational Website of the Week: David Kirschberg

Excellent typography and some lovely effects make David Kirschberg’s website a gem.

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CSS Lists, Markers, And Counters

In this article, Rachel Andrew starts by looking at lists in CSS, and moves onto some interesting features defined in the CSS Lists specification — markers and counters.

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Popup Trombone

A really awesome experiment by Matthew Rayfield where you can play a trombone by resizing the browser window.

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Hermes JS Engine

Hermes is a JavaScript engine optimized for fast start up of React Native apps on Android.

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Animating with Clip-Path

A great guide to animating with clip-path by Travis Almand with very useful examples.

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Web Accessibility Guidebook for Developers

An article by Nikola Shekerev on web accessibility that summarizes the experience of the KendoReact team while working on the accessibility of their library of UI components for React.

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The Atlas of Moons

A beautiful interactive journey through our solar system and its moons.

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Extending Atomic Design

Brad Frost reflects on the different concepts that extend Atomic Design.

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Texel

A proof-of-concept generative design toolkit made by Matt DesLauriers.

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Atomize

A simulation of elastic systems under the effect of viscuous fluids.

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output: HTML’s native live region element

Learn all about the output element and how it could be used as the native HTML basis for a “toast” component.

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Cross-platform Augmented Reality with Unity

Prayash Thapa shares some valuable lessons learned while building a cross-platform AR app in Unity for a geoscience museum.

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Design Ethics vs Dark Side UX

An interesting summary of the most notable types of dark patterns.

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Developers don’t understand CORS

Chris Foster questions many developers’ understanding of CORS in the light of the recent Zoom vulnerability.

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HOW TO: Looping Block Reveal Effects

Jhey Tompkins shows a CSS and JavaScript solution for looping block reveal effects.

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Niice Insights

A new interview series exploring how front-line creatives are adapting to a changing industry.

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SEO Mythbusting

A Google Webmasters video series hosted by Martin Splitt with the aim to clarify common misconceptions around technical SEO.

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Firefox 68: BigInts, Contrast Checks, and the QuantumBar

Dan Callahan highlights the new features of Firefox 68: support for big integers, whole-page contrast checks, and a completely new implementation of the URL bar.

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Creating Pixel Art with CSS

Jacque Schrag shows how you can use CSS to make your own pixel art creations.

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Only CSS: Infinite Wave

A fun surfing demo by Yusuke Nakaya.

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One HTML Page Challenge

Practice your developer skills with no assistance from libraries, no separation of files, and no assistance of a modern framework.

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How to Add Smooth Scrolling with Inner Image Animations to a Web Page

A tutorial on how to add a smooth scrolling effect to a website and also animate the images that enter the viewport.

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Collective #531 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

July 8, 2019

Collective #530

Chaos Design

A fantastic writeup of a recent talk Adam Morse gave at Intuit for their Front End Summit.

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How To Build A Sketch Plugin With JavaScript, HTML And CSS

Matt Curtis’ tutorial where you’ll learn how to build your our own Sketch plugins from scratch.

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Five Methods for Five-Star Ratings

Alfred Genkin explains different ways of creating a five-star rating component.

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Functional JavaScript: What are higher-order functions, and why should anyone care?

A great article on higher-order functions in JavaScript by James Sinclair.

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GraphQL: The Documentary

This documentary explores the story of why and how GraphQL came to be and the impact it’s having on big tech companies worldwide.

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I didn’t know that

Stefan Judis explains some interesting JavaScript facts and tricks.

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Making an interactive hoverboard game using JavaScript and web sockets

A really cool project by Charlie Gerard.

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Shaping up Shape

Amol Kumar shares the story behind the development of the first-ever prototype for Shape.

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Why is my webpack build slow?

Sam Saccone wrote this exploration into profiling options.

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How to recreate the GitHub contribution graph with Node.js and Google Sheets

A tutorial by Anne-Laure Le Cunff where you’ll learn how to build a dynamic graph based on Node.js, Express, the Google Sheets API and Bootstrap.

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Using HTML Validator Badges Again

Read why Bradley Taunt thinks it’s time to bring back HTML badges.

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LottaTools

Some useful PDF tools that run directly in your browser.

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ECMAScript 2019 and beyond…

Learn about all the new features that come with ECMAScript 2019.

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Musical Particles III

A great music visualizer made by Sean Free.

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What I Learned Co-Founding Dribbble

Dan Cederholm shares 20 things he has learned by co-founding Dribbble over the last 10 years.

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Zfont

A text plugin for the Zdog 3D engine. By James Daniel.

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I’ve spent 5 years writing a JavaScript framework on my own

Read about how Typescene, the robust front end library written in TypeScript, came to live.

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Forget about component lifecycles and start thinking in effects

Learn about the React useEffect hook in this article by Sebastian De Deyne.

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How to improve your mobile UIs by learning from personal touch patterns

Daniel Buschek explains what touch offsets are and highlights use cases that emerge from studying these offsets in detail.

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Git.WTF

A curated list of Git problems, frustrations, and tricks that can give you a solution in seconds.

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Free Font: SOFFA Sans

Ikea’s free font made solely from sofas.

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Collective #530 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

July 4, 2019

Collective #529

Inspirational Website of the Week: Zef’s Website

A truly delightful web presence with a refreshing unique design. Our pick this week.

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Generative Machines with Matt DesLauriers

Matt DesLauriers talks about his passion for generative art — searching for inspiration, exploring open tools and workflows, and finding his own path within the field.

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User Inyerface

A worst-practice UI experiment that will leave you frustrated as hell.

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Internet Explorer 3, an adventure in cross-browser compatibility

A fantastic experiment by Chen Hui Jing where the aim was to build a website on a single codebase that still looks decent on any browser, even IE3!

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Mimic Relative Positioning Inside an SVG with Nested SVGs

A very insightful article by Sara Soueidan on how positioning in SVGs works.

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Dark Patterns at Scale: Findings from a Crawl of 11K Shopping Websites

The findings of a large-scale study that analyzed the prevalence of dark patterns on shopping websites.

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Image Support for the Async Clipboard API

Thomas Steiner explains how the Asynchronous Clipboard API works and what you can do with it.

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Grandma’s Big Hug 4

A great Three.js game made by Jesper Vos.

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Tips for rolling your own lazy loading

Phil Hawksworth shows how to add your own implementation of lazy loading to your site.

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Petr Urbanek

A really cool portfolio with a nice intro animation by Petr Urbanek.

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The O by NARS

Some cool interactive WebGL goodness.

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Doing JavaScript Imports 2019 Style – I love this approach!

In this video Paul Lewis talks about how he does JavaScript imports in the pocket money app.

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How Google Pagespeed works: Improve Your Score and Search Engine Ranking

Learn how PageSpeed calculates its critical speed score in this article by Ben Schwarz.

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Color Mix in Vanilla CSS

Una Kravets shows hwo you can apply color functions in vanilla CSS using calc() and CSS Variables. Read this tweet for more info.

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Formalizing the Robots Exclusion Protocol Specification

Together with the original author of the Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP), webmasters, and other search engines, Google has documented how the REP is used on the modern web, and submitted it to the IETF.

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Bringing new CSS techniques to production

An overview of how to embrace CSS Grid and Custom Properties in a web project. By Ash Stevens.

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Menu (or not)

Marcus Herrmann’s shares his third take on an accessible menu pattern.

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Lunacy 4.0

Lunacy 4.0 is a full-fledged graphic editor with icons, photos, masked images and illustrations integrated and ready to use. It’s Sketch for Windows with design assets.

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Space Shooter

A nice little space shooter game made by Andrew Rubin.

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CodeSandbox Templates

If you work with CodeSandbox, then your prototyping workflow will certainly benefit from the new option to create and use templates.

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How we Grew our Design System Over 5 Years of Design Experimentation

Louis Arnauts shares the story of how the design system at Societe Generale evolved.

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Upload Play & Pause animation

A very nice little UI component with lovely animations. By Aaron Iker.

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Vertical Rhythm in Sketch

Matej Latin explains how designing with a baseline grid in Sketch speeds up the visual design process.

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Collective #529 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

July 1, 2019

Collective #528

Bounds.js

Asynchronous boundary detection for lazy-loading, infinite scroll and more. By Christopher Cavalea.

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Numverify

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CSS Animation Worklet API

The first draft of the CSS Animation Worklet API that allows for running scripted animations without impacting the main thread.

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Using Basis Textures in Three.js

Learn about the new Basis Universal image format that was designed to produce very small file sizes and to be decoded on graphic cards instead of the CPU. An article by Ada Rose Cannon.

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Different Approaches for Creating a Staggered Animation

Daniel Benmore explores how to pull off staggered animations using different methods.

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CSS Custom Properties In The Cascade

In this article, Miriam Suzanne takes a deeper dive into the ‘CSS Custom Properties for Cascading Variables’ specification to ask, “Why are they called custom properties, how do they work in the cascade, and what else can we do with them?”

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36 Days of Type – Reflector Digital

The amazing contributions of the Reflector Digital team to the 36 Days of Type project.

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HTML can do that?

Ananya Neogi collects some amazing things you can do with just HTML.

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Building a Conference Schedule with CSS Grid

Mark Root-Wiley shows how to pull off a very practical use case for CSS grid.

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The Secret of Good Electron Apps

James Long created an excellent base project to encourage people to create truly local Electron apps.

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mentored.dev

A gamified learning platform to help you become a web developer. Read more about it in this tweet.

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darkmodejs

A utility package for managing Dark Mode on the web. By the Assortment team.

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How accessibility trees inform assistive tech

Hidde de Vries takes a look at how “good” client-side code improves the experience of users of assistive technologies, and how we can use accessibility trees to help verify our work on the user experience.

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HTTP Cats

In case you didn’t know about it: easy HTTP status code pages with meaningful cat images.

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Pipes w/ Zdog + GSAP

A cool Zdog experiment coded by Jhey.

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URL Pages

URL Pages is a proof of concept that works by storing the entire contents of a web page in the URL.

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Data visualization

A set of guidelines for good data visualization as part of Google’s Material Design.

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a11y-css-reset

A small set of global CSS rules to make things accessible and reset default styling. By Mike Engel.

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GANPaint Studio

GANPaint Studio is a glimpse into the future of creative tools. It provides semantic photo manipulation with a generative image prior.

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Drag & Drop

A beautiful drag and drop interface made by Aaron Iker.

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Learning Synths

Learn about synthesizers via Ableton’s interactive website. Play with a synth in your browser and learn to use the various parts of a synth to make your own sounds.

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B/W Creative Coding Animations

Some creative interactive coding experiments made by David Darx.

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ProGram

ProGram is a CLI based, self-hosted photo sharing app.

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Collective #528 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

June 24, 2019

Collective #527

A complete guide to iconography

An in-depth guide to designing great icons by Bonnie Kate Wolf.

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Exthouse

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John Ankarström explains why he rewrote his website in pure HTML, without using a static site generator.

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Freezeframe.js

This library pauses animated GIFs and enables them to animate on hover, click, touch or using a trigger function. A former jQuery plugin that is now built with modern JavaScript.

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The perils of functional CSS

Jay Freestone shares his thoughts on functional CSS and why he’s skeptical about it.

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How to learn D3.js

Amelia Wattenberger released this first draft of how to get started with D3.js.

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Bringing service workers to Google Search

Read about how Google Search shipped support for Service Workers in this article by Jeff Posnick.

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Flappy Bird

Charlie Gerard created this fun experiment where you can play the Flappy Bird game with browser windows. Remove the pop-up block to make it work.

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Flowfields in Fluid

An interesting Three.js fluid simulation made by Samsy.

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Photo Creator 2.0

With the new Photo Creator of Icons8 you can create diverse photos with thousands of masked models, AI-powered face swap, and background removal.

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Kandinsky Geburstag Invite [WIP]

Tatiana Mac is working on this great demo which shows a fully responsive version of Kandinsky’s 60th birthday invitation.

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Shape (Beta)

Shape is an icon and illustration tool where you can export creations as React components. By Meng To.

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The Kabaa Project

A beautiful particle experiment by Tuqire Hussain.

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Reduced Motion Picture Technique, Take Two

Chris Coyier further explores the technique for reducing motion with the picture element.

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Kat Holmes: Rethink What Inclusive Design Means

An interesting 99U Conference talk by Kat Holmes.

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Crystal

An awesome Three.js demo by Yoichi Kobayashi.

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Free Font: Syke Regular

A sleek sans serif font designed by Jonathan Hill. The regular and italic style are for free.

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To Serif or Not To (Sans) Serif?

Marvin Danig explains why sans serif typefaces work better on the web than serif ones.

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Converting divs into accessible pseudo-buttons

This article takes you through the steps of how to convert an opinionated HTML element into an accessible “pseudo-button”.

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Screenzy

A tool for beautifying screenshots with a couple of style options.

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Drag-n-drop sticky, with no JS!

Scott Kellum created this post-it note demo with a clever CSS only technique.

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Collective #527 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

June 20, 2019

Collective #526

Inspirational Website of the Week: Jomor Design

Jo Mor’s portfolio is a super-smooth scrolling experience with lots of nice details.

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Darkmode.js

A library that uses a CSS mix-blend-mode for adding dark mode to a website.

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How to Section Your HTML

A very useful in-depth reference on how to use <nav>, <aside>, <article>, and <section>.

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Drop caps & design systems

Ethan Marcotte’s interesting article about drop caps and the techniques involved in using them on the web.

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Servo

Servo is a modern, high-performance browser engine designed for both application and embedded use. Created by Mozilla Research.

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Marking Required Fields in Forms

Raluca Budiu explains why only marking optional fields in a form is not very user-friendly.

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readme-md-generator

A CLI that generates beautiful README.md files by suggesting you default answers from your package.json and git configuration.

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How to Increase Your Page Size by 1,500% with webpack and Vue

Burke Holland’s satirical take on performance cutting alternations you end up doing in projects if you’re not careful.

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Optimizing Google Fonts Performance

Danny Cooper shows how to load Google Fonts in the most optimal way.

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CSS Day 2019: some things I learned

A great summary of CSS Day 2019 by Hidde de Vries.

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Introducing “Ions”, an extension to the Atomic Design

Chris Cid adds a third dimension to the Atomic Design principle and explains how to use it.

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Building a Web-Based Motion Graphics Editor

Alyssa X writes about her quest for creating a modern web-based motion graphics editor.

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Never-Blink

A project where you can randomly connect to a player around the world and challenge him/her for a game of no blinking.

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Create 3D games with friends, no experience required

Read how you can use the Google Game Builder to easily create games without coding.

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Sustainable Web Manifesto

Some important guidelines to follow for a more sustainable web.

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Actix web

Actix web is a small, pragmatic, and extremely fast web framework for Rust.

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Free Font: Basier Mono

This modern and neutral monospaced font is based on the Basier font family and comes with a free regular style.

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The Technical Side of Design Systems

Brad Frost’s talk at CSS Day 2019 about the technical aspects of creating and maintaining design systems.

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How To Create A PDF From Your Web Application

In this article, Rachel Andrew takes a look at the tools that are available for creating a PDF from a web application.

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FullStack

A React/ApolloGraphQL/Node/Mongo project boilerplate that Jason Werner open-sourced after his client decided not to pay him.

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Draggable Menu with Image Grid Previews

A draggable inline menu with a scattered thumbnail preview of an image grid.

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Collective #526 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

June 17, 2019

Collective #525

Every Layout

Every Layout will teach you how to better harness the built-in algorithms that power browsers and CSS. By Heydon Pickering and Andy Bell.

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Pure CSS Only Portrait – Isla

An insane piece of CSS art made by Ben Evans. A word of caution: it might break some (mobile) browsers!

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When should you be using Web Workers?

An article by Surma explaining why it’s a good idea to use Web Workers.

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Drawing Realistic Clouds with SVG and CSS

A magic cloud making technique by Beau Jackson.

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CJSS

Finally you can write it all in CSS! 😆 Read more about it in this tweet.

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The Faker You Are, the More Successful You Can Be

Pablo Stanley’s amazing presentation on the dos and don’ts to becoming a successful designer.

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Rock God Pose

An fun interactive web app using Machine Learning and human pose estimation. Made by Ben Falchuk.

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Responsible JavaScript: Part II

Jeremy Wagner’s excellent article on how to cure a JavaScript hangover.

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The State of CSS 2019

The results of the first ever State of CSS survey.

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Spotlight

A lightweight and easy to integrate image gallery plugin without dependencies.

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AI Assistant Blob

Aaron Iker created this demo based on Oleg Frolov’s Dribbble shot.

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Games and Graphics in Popup URL bars

Matthew Rayfield explores the possibilities of the stacked URL bar display system to the max.

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Using Hamburger Menus? Try Sausage Links

Bradley Taunt shows how “sausage links” can serve as a simpler alternative to hamburger menus for certain use cases.

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Micro Frontends

Cam Jackson describes a recent trend of breaking up frontend monoliths into many smaller, more manageable pieces, and how this architecture can increase the effectiveness and efficiency of teams working on frontend code.

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Web Camera 02

An interesting web cam experiment by r21nomi.

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Promise combinators

Learn about the new additions to the available promise combinators in JavaScript, Promise.allSettled and Promise.any.

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Falling City

A great Three.js scene demo by Jon Kantner based on a background used in “The Battle Cats”.

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Interactive Charts with D3.js

Amelia Wattenberger explores the fundamental concepts for adding interactivity to D3 charts.

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404 Illustrations

A set of trendy, ready to use images for your 404 page.

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electron-boilerplate

A boilerplate to kickstart creating an app with Electron. By Sindre Sorhus.

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A Recipe for Designing Animations — Without Sacrificing Performance

Neil Shankar shares how he took the challenge of producing high-quality animations without contributing to latency for a redesign of the Google Chrome homepage.

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HTML is the Web

An important reminder that HTML is what the web is based on, so frontend engineers should know it. By Pete Lambert.

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Collective #525 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

June 13, 2019

Collective #524

Inspirational Website of the Week: Kubikfoto³

A great design with wonderful details and smooth transitions. Our pick this week.

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CJ Silverio’s important presentation on the history of npm and the possible future of Entropic, the federated package manger.

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Styling In Modern Web Apps

A great article by Ajay NS that summarizes the variety of ways to organize styling in modern applications.

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The Layout Instability API

Philip Walton introduces the new Layout Instability API to help web developers detect when unexpected layout shifts are happening to their users.

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Hello Subgrid!

Rachel Andrew introduces subgrid at the CSSconf EU 2019, with use cases, example code and some thoughts on where we might see Grid going in the future.

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Motion blur transition

Robin Delaporte made this amazing demo of a motion blur transition between playing videos.

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React World

A React library for scroll event manipulations with layers made by Seyyid Fatih.

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Write HTML Like It’s 1999

Bradley Taunt explains why he tries his best to write HTML as if he’s stuck with the constraints of the 90s.

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Everything You Need to Know About Date in JavaScript

Zell Liew breaks down the Date object and outlines the most common gotchas related to it.

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Gmail GifLine

A simple way to add GIFs to you emails in Gmail. Made by Zeh Fernandes.

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doodle-place

Doodle-place automatically animates your doodle and places it in an explorable 3D world of user doodles. Made by Lingdong Huang.

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Using DevTools To Understand Modern CSS Layouts

Chen Hui Jing explains a variety of modern CSS layout techniques through live demonstrations via DevTools, and provides real-world use cases of how such techniques allow designs to better adapt across a broad range of viewports.

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You (probably) don’t need ReCAPTCHA

An interesting article by Kevin Davis on the issues with ReCAPTCHA and other ways to protect from spam submissions.

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Better typefaces for AR

Niteesh Yadav’s ongoing research on typography for augmented reality headsets.

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Version Museum

In case you didn’t know about it: Version Museum showcases the visual history of popular websites and games that have shaped our lives.

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Pika CDN

A new CDN that was built to serve the 60,000+ npm packages written in ES Module (ESM) syntax meaning you can import packages directly without worrying about their module format or file location.

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JavaScript questions

A long list of (advanced) JavaScript questions, and their explanations, updated weekly. By Lydia Hallie.

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shape-outside — Face

A great way to use shape-outside in an artistic way. Made by Yuan Chuan.

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The #1 Way to Spice Up Your Designs (And Create a More Cohesive Brand)

A really great article on using motifs in design by Erik D. Kennedy.

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Beautiful Web Type

A visual guide to the best free web fonts out there.

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Photo Wake-Up: 3D Character Animation from a Single Photo

Some fantastic new work in AI: a method and application for animating a human subject from a single photo.

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Six circles – bees & bombs

A hypnotizing demo made by yuku.

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Draggable Image Strip

A draggable image strip layout with a content preview powered by Draggabilly and TweenMax.

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Collective #524 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

June 10, 2019

Collective #523

Web Accessibility In Context

Be Birchall explains why it’s so important to prioritize accessibility among teams and why there needs to be more awareness raised among developers.

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The CSS Mindset

An article by Max Böck where he lists the essential ideas behind CSS that help understand it better.

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A collection of creative 404 page examples on Awwwards.

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The Future of Web Animation

Sarah Drasner shows some bleeding edge animation techniques and gives an outlook on where animation is heading.

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Function-based Component API in Vue

Evan You published an RFC for function-based component API in Vue inspired by React hooks.

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The Documentation Compendium

Various templates and tips on writing high-quality documentation that people want to read.

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Leveling Framework: a UI framework for three-dimensional space

Oscar Gonzalez writes about the interesting concept of a level based view of the interface environment.

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Pinker.js

A standalone JavaScript library for rendering code/class diagrams on your web page.

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The Anatomy of a Jellyfish

A creative and technical overview of Maru, an interactive audiovisual website made in collaboration with Plaid for their new album “Polymer”. By Isaac Cohen.

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3D Frame Illustrator

A free tool for artists and designers to generate framed images in 3D.

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CSS Grid: No Nonsense Layouts

A thorough tutorial by Austin Johnston on creating practical CSS layouts.

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This page is a truly naked, brutalist html quine.

Leon Bambrick’s creative HTML quine experiment.

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A site that collects awesome tools for makers.

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Theme UI

Build consistent, themeable React UIs based on design system constraints and design tokens.

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Variable Fonts | Compressa

Juan Fuentes created this beautiful variable font experiment.

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Why Text Buttons Hurt Mobile Usability

Read why using text buttons can be a problematic experience for the mobile user.

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Free Font: Victor Mono

Victor Mono is a programming font with semi-connected cursive italics and some symbol ligatures.

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Growth Case Studies

Tips and case studies by Growth.Design presented in a really cool way.

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Your first performance budget with Lighthouse

Ire Aderinokun’s guide on how to enforce a performance budget with Lighthouse.

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Breaking the physical limits of fonts

Dale Weiler took an interesting challenge: with the fewest resources possible, render meaningful text.

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CSS-only Animated Lantern

A great demo by 7oot inspired by Fede Cook’s Dribbble shot.

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Pipe Dream for Laravel

By giving Pipe Dream a minimum of input in form of a sketch/entity list, it will predict your application schema and feed it into a set of pipes. These pipes will generate all the files needed to get started with a new web project really quick.

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Collective #523 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

June 6, 2019

Collective #522

Inspirational Website of the Week: Elena Iv-skaya

A beautiful design with lush typography and unconventional interactive elements. Our pick this week.

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Learn how to improve render times with the critical CSS technique in this article by Milica Mihajlija.

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How To Make an Animated Interactive Vue.js Slider

Henry Desroches’s in-depth tutorial on how to create a really cool slider based on Alexsander Barhon’s Dribbble shot.

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Prevent Page Scrolling When a Modal is Open

A good tip by Brad Wu on how to prevent scrolling when a dialog is open.

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Enabling Modern JavaScript on npm

A great article by Jason Miller on how shipping modern JavaScript requires more than changing our build targets.

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CSS Grid Level 2 – subgrid is coming to Firefox

Rachel Andrew explains what you can do with CSS subgrid.

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Magical, Mystical JavaScript Transducers

James Sinclair explains the not so easy to understand concept of JavaScript transducers in a great way.

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Building the most inaccessible site possible with a perfect Lighthouse score

An experiment by Manuel Matuzovic that shows how we shouldn’t rely solely on automation when testing websites.

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Free Font: National Park

A typeface designed to mimic the national park service signs that are carved using a router bit.

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How To Start Using Sketch And Framer X

A tutorial by Martina Pérez about how to build prototypes and interactions by making use of the pre-built components in Framer X.

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Mixkit art

Mixkit has now a section for free high-quality and modern illustrations. By Envato.

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Images drawn with Zdog

Some really cool image to 3D landscape magic using Zdog.

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Learn git concepts, not commands

An interactive git tutorial meant to teach you how git works and not just which commands to execute. By Nico Riedmann.

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Webcam Air Guitar

Kevin Newcombe used TensorFlow and Posenet to make a playable air guitar.

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The Truth about Web Components and Frameworks

Dion Almaer explores the reasons behind why we see the same discussions come up again and again.

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Grid, content re-ordering and accessibility

Rachel Andrew expresses her concerns when it comes to re-ordering content and accessibility using the new layout techniques of CSS.

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Analog Algorithm

A really cool website for the publication of a book on source-related grid systems.

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Indicating focus to improve accessibility

Hidde de Vries show how focus outlines make a site easier to use.

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Embla

An extensible low level carousel for the web, written in TypeScript.

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Gatsby site search with Lunr.js

Luke Whitehouse explains how you can leverage Lunr.js to create search components that are accessible, fast and extensible.

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Px

Px is a tiny 2D canvas framework for turn-based puzzle games.

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Another monthly roundup of super-creative web experiments and demos for your viewing pleasure.

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Inspirational Websites Roundup #5

An inspirational collection of trendy websites from May 2019 including first-class designs.

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Collective #522 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

June 3, 2019

Collective #521

Self-Host Your Static Assets

Harry Roberts outlines the disadvantages of hosting your static assets “off-site”, and shows the overwhelming benefits of hosting them on your own origin.

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W3C and WHATWG to work together to advance the open Web platform

The announcement of the W3C on collaborating with the WHATWG working group and how the WHATWG will be taking care of the HTML and DOM standards.

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Why I’m still using jQuery in 2019

Martin Tournoij explains why he still uses jQuery despite all the Vanilla JS hype.

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Implementing Private Variables In JavaScript

Khari McMillian explore the various ways you can implement private variables in JavaScript.

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Grids WordPress plugin

Grids is a layout builder for Gutenberg based on CSS Grid.

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Uibot

Uibot is an experiment on how far one could automate the generation of visual designs, what kinds of advantages it would lead to and what issues one would face.

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Nerd Free Flat Icons

50 maths, space, chemistry and physics-related icons free for a subscription.

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Zdog Space Scene

A really nice demo by Jack Rugile made with the new Zdog library.

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Future is now

An amazing WebGL cube demo made by r21nomi.

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Menja

Slice up those cubes in this great game by Caleb Miller.

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Medium to own blog

Switch from Medium to your own blog in a few minutes. By Mathieu Dutour.

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Wrapping long words with CSS or HTML

Chris Cid shows how to manage wrapping long words with various techniques.

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Space Tourist

A Three.js game of a rocket exploring space. Made by the folks of Onload.

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Characteristics of a Strong Performance Culture

Tim Kadlec shares what’s important for maintaining a strong performance culture.

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Overshooting Motion

Darin Senneff’s tip on overshoot animations.

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Flamingo (ZDog + GSAP)

A fantastic flamingo demo made by ChenXin.

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Rainbow Star Generator

A very nice star generator made by Jack Rugile.

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Collective #521 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

May 30, 2019

Collective #520

Inspirational Website of the Week: LARGO Inc.

An incredibly creative web experience with innovative details. Our pick this week.

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A great designer-friendly pseudo-3D engine for canvas and SVG. By David DeSandro.

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Implementing a Scroll Based Animation with JavaScript

An in-depth tutorial by Luis Manuel on how to code a very interesting looking scroll-based animation.

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Generative Planets

An experiment that uses canvas and shaders over the Foundation Universe Planets list mentioned in the Robot, Empire and Foundation Series, created by Isaac Asimov.

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xstyled

Consistent theme based CSS for styled-components.

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30 Experimental WebGL Websites which will make you want to sit in a dark room and work more

A list of spectacular WebGL powered web experiences.

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Why we prefer CSS Custom Properties to SASS variables

Sebastiano Guerriero shows some practical examples of how CSS variables can power-up your workflow.

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Sinmouse

A mesmerizing demo by Liam Egan.

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The CSS background-image property as an anti-pattern

Andrew Welch shares some surprising facts about the background-image property and explains why, for some cases, it should be avoided.

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Daily Ethical Design

Lennart Overkamp shares a practical and structural mindset to ethics.

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Using the Grid Shepherd Technique to Order Data with CSS

David Bernegger explains how to order data using CSS Grid.

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An Exercise Program for the Fat Web

Jeff Atwood writes about the obesity crisis of the web and shows how to use Pi-Hole for a slimmer web experience.

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Fireworks Three.js

Impressive Three.js fireworks by takashi.

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Microsoft Defrag (MSDOS)

An amazing Microsoft Defrag tool simulation made by Manz.

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Compiling C to WebAssembly without Emscripten

A fascinating journey into WebAssembly and how to compile C to it without touching Emscripten.

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How !important are we?

Chris Heilmann shares some eye opening thoughts on the importance of web developers.

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Grid Card Slider

Adam Kuhn made this creative card slideshow component.

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The future is dark

Ilke Verrelst writes about what to keep in mind when designing a dark mode for your app or website.

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Reducing motion with the picture element

Brad Frost shares Dave Rupert’s technique to use the picture element together with prefers-reduced-motion.

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CSS Grid Generator

Generate basic CSS Grid code to make dynamic layouts with this generator by Sarah Drasner.

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useAnimations

A micro animations library for Lottie Framework and After Effects for instant usage.

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Gradient toggles

Mikael Ainalem created these toggles with gradients that are gradually animated away when disabling them.

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CSS Tic-Tac-Toe… now with AI

Alvaro Montoro developed this Tic-Tac-Toe game using only HTML and CSS, without any JavaScript.

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Collective #520 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

May 27, 2019

Collective #519

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Subgrid is here

Michelle Barker writes about the Firefox Nightly support for subgrid and provides an example.

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Switching From WordPress To Hugo

Learn how to move a WordPress blog to Hugo in this tutorial by Christopher Kirk-Nielsen.

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React Vertex

An experimental Hooks-based WebGL library for React.

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Code as Documentation: New Strategies with CSS Grid

A very insightful article by Sally McGrath where she walks through a fully-developed production implementation of a single major component using grid.

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The difference between keyboard and screen reader navigation

Leonie Watson highlights the important differences between keyboard and screen reader navigation.

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Pointcloud effect in Three.js

Imani Dap shows how to make a nice pointcloud effect using Three.js.

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CSS Grid subgrid lands in Firefox Nightly

Rachel Andrew announces that the subgrid value for grid-template-columns and grid-template-rows landed in Firefox Nightly.

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Free Font: Portage

An adventurous and rugged slab serif built from a land and forest journal from the mid-50’s. Free for an email subscription.

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Digging Into The Display Property: Grids All The Way Down

Rachel Andrew takes a look at what happens when we use display: grid and how we might use the new subgrid value of grid-template-columns and grid-template-rows.

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Introducing the first Microsoft Edge preview builds for macOS

The Microsoft Edge Team announces the availability of the Microsoft Edge Canary channel for macOS.

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BioRender

BioRender is a tool for creating and sharing beautiful, professional scientific figures.

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Static web – back to the roots?

Brice Berdah explores the shift back to static site generators to sanitize web development practices.

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Breath – CSS Only

Sandrina Pereira created this abstract animated composition that uses CSS filters for a gooey effect.

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The Avener – Beautiful

A really nice effect to showcase a new music video.

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Create a split, faux-container layout with CSS Grid and Flexbox

Learn how to create a particular split layout that breaks an article of content into separate, colored panels.

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Building 3D 2048 game with Vue, Three.js and TypeScript (part 1)

The first part of a tutorial series on how to build a 3D version of the 2048 game. By Areknawo.

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Friends don’t let friends implement dark mode alone

See how Chen Hui Jing experiments with the blend-mode technique for dark mode.

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I don’t know how CPUs work so I simulated one in code

In order to understand how computers work under the hood, Daniel Harper simulated how one works in code.

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Rebuilding the Solar System with CSS

Rob DiMarzo explains how to rebuild his amazing CSS-only solar system demo.

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The Evolution Of Webdesign

A collection and imitation of web design trends from 1991 to 2015.

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Collective #519 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

May 23, 2019

Collective #518

Inspirational Website of the Week: Nike Circular Design Guide

A razor-sharp grid-based design with lots of personality. Our pick this week.

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Accessible Icon Buttons

An overview of how an icon button can be implemented accessibly. By Sara Soueidan.

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SCAR

SCAR is a deployment stack that make it easy for you to deploy a static website with a custom domain, SSL, and a CDN

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Twisted Polygons

A Vue.js project for generating SVGs of polygons for plotting. By Maks Surguy.

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Animation Handbook

A free ebook that will teach you how to use animation to demonstrate abstract concepts, make products feel more life-like, and instill more emotion into digital experiences. By Ryan McLeod.

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Tesla’s Touchscreen UI: A Case Study of Car-Dashboard User Interface

Some valuable information on what’s important when designing for car-dashboard user interfaces.

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The State of Fluid Web Typography

A very insightful article by Matej Latin on the current state of fluid typography and its issues.

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The “Inside” Problem

Chris Coyier explains the “inside” layout problem and shows how to tackle it.

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Few-Shot Adversarial Learning of Realistic Neural Talking Head Models

Some amazing work from the Samsung AI lab with the potential to animate heads using only few or even one shot of a target person.

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Vue.js And SEO: How To Optimize Reactive Websites For Search Engines And Bots

Paolo Mioni writes about how reactive JavaScript frameworks like Vue and React perform in terms of SEO.

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Face Button

Katherine Kato created this fun button that you can startle by hovering or tapping on.

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THREE – Optimized Line Mess!

A demo by Colin van Eenige where “lines are created, stored and animated”.

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Colour Diver

A wonderful animation made by Chris Gannon.

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Contextually Marking up accessible images and SVGs

Scott O’Hara explains the various methods for providing accessible names for images or SVGs and points out related quirks in browser.

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Font-display is incompatible with icon fonts

Zach Leatherman writes how the font-display descriptor has no valid value that is compatible with icon fonts.

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Burberry: The Monogram Universe

A very cool WebGL powered interactive explorer for showcasing a new collection.

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A Cloud

A beautiful volume ray marching demo of a cloud.

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Launching Today: Free Wolfram Engine for Developers

Read about the release of the free Wolfram Engine for developers and learn what you can do with it.

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Flexible data tables with CSS Grid

Adam Lynch shows how to use CSS Grid for making versatile, responsive tables.

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Font Kiko

Font Kiko is a pack of more than 700 Open Source icons suitable for many types of projects.

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Color Designer

A tool to help you with building a color palette and generate tints and shades based on it.

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On How I Approach Teaching CSS, CodePen Quizzes and Playing Cards

PeHaa Hetman shares a series of three quizzes around the CSS selectors and explains her process of teaching web development.

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Undesign

A collection of free design tools and resources for makers, developers and designers.

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Collective #518 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

May 20, 2019

Collective #517

Folding the DOM

Josh Comeau explains CSS 3D in a fabulous, interactive way.

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Introducing Tornis

Tornis is a minimal JavaScript library that watches the state of your browser’s viewport, allowing you to respond whenever something changes.

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A Deep Dive into Native Lazy-Loading for Images and Frames

An in-depth guide by Erk Struwe on native lazy-loading.

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Build your own WebAssembly Compiler

Colin Eberhardt’s guide on writing a WebAssembly compiler.

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Micro Design Systems – breaking the monolith

Paul van Oijen suggests how micro design systems can tackle complexity in ever growing design systems.

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Accessibility in d3 Bar Charts

The first part of a series on accessibility for data visualizations by Lindsey Kopacz.

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Faster smarter JavaScript debugging in Firefox DevTools

Harald Kirschner writes about the improvements and features of the Firefox DevTools and shows some examples using the debugger.

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A practical guide to JavaScript Proxy

Thomas Barrasso shows some practical use cases for the Proxy object in JavaScript.

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Creating an accessible language picker

In this article, Claudia Romano shows how to create a custom, accessible language picker.

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Gitfolio

With Gitfolio you can easily create a portfolio website and blog.

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Creating Your Own React Validation Library: The Basics (Part 1)

Kristofer Selbekk shows how to build your very own validation library for React step by step.

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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About inputmode

Christian Oliff explains the inputmode global attribute and shows which values it accepts.

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Symphony of death

A hypnotizing demo by Misha Tsankashvili.

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Stack mirroring: Designing for code and coding for design

John Choura shares his ideas on mirroring code structure in design files.

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Top Hunts Time Machine

The history of most voted daily entries from Product Hunt.

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Devchecklists

A collaborative space for sharing checklists.

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Scroll animations

Learn how to have animations triggered by scrolling in this tutorial by Donovan Hutchinson.

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CSS can do that?

Ananya Neogi shares a list of amazing things that CSS can do.

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WebGL Fluid Simulation

Pavel Dobryakov updated his amazing fluid simulation with a bloom effect.

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We’ve added some new, playful effects to the Image Reveal Hover Effects demo.

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Animated Image Columns

An experimental web layout where several image columns get animated out when a menu item is clicked.

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Collective #517 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

May 16, 2019

Collective #516

Inspirational Website of the Week: PICTURESTART

An amazing design with a very creative navigation and spot on typography. Our pick this week.

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Subgrid

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SVG Properties and CSS

Learn about SVG attributes that can be overridden and controlled by CSS in this helpful guide.

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Split Buttons: Definition

Learn about the split button design pattern in this article by Page Laubheimer.

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PHP in 2019

A look at the bright side of modern PHP.

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Free Font: Salt

A creative uppercase typeface designed by Masha Chuprova.

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A pure CSS onclick context menu

Learn how to create a simple dropdown menu that doesn’t need any JavaScript. By Simone Vittori.

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PHP Insights

With PHP Insights you can analyze the code quality of your PHP projects. By Nuno Maduro.

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Ola

A smooth animation library for inbetweening/interpolating numbers in realtime.

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The Dark Side of the Grid (Part 2)

Part 2 of 3 in a series of articles about CSS Grid layout and accessibility by Manuel Matuzovic.

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Chinese Window Lattice And CSS

Learn how to apply the -webkit-box-reflect property to create traditional Chinese window latticework with CSS. By Yuan Chuan.

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Functional-ish JavaScript

Daniel Brain shows what it means to write code that’s functional-ish.

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HandUI

A repo by Eugene Krivoruchko that contains examples of UI design for tracked hands in AR/VR featuring remote interaction.

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Debugging CSS Grid – Part 2: What the Fr(action)?

In this second part of the Debugging CSS Grid series, Michelle Barker takes a look at fr (or fraction) units.

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36 Days of Type (freebie)

Lascu Marius shares all the characters he created for the 6th edition of 36 Days of Type.

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Rocket Through Space

Ryan Mulligan created this awesome interactive rocket for the Codepen Space challenge.

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TIL (Today I learned)

Manuel Matuzovic shares useful CSS facts.

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3D Game Shaders For Beginners

A step-by-step guide on how to implement SSAO, depth of field, lighting, normal mapping, and more for your 3D game.

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Building a better D3 axis

Andy Lee and Colin Eberhardt show how to enhance the D3 axis component.

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How I increased this travel app’s booking revenue by redesigning it – a UX case study

A very insightful app redesign case study by Felix Lee.

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Getting Started with Vue – An Overview and Walkthrough Tutorial

Tania Rascia helps you get started with Vue in this practical tutorial.

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Flight Icons

Flight by Brodie Pointon is an animated icon pack built for iOS, Android and web (using the Lottie Framework) and video. Built on the back of Feather Icons by Cole Bemis.

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