With all the talk lately of finally being able
to use CSS Grid, it got me thinking: What other amazing CSS features
can I use now? CSS Variables was the one that instantly sprung to mind. It’s been a while since I’ve heard anything about CSS Variables and
it adds a whole new toolset and way of thinking to front end development
that excites me.
Web animations are a delight. They improve the user experience, as they can provide visual feedback, guide tasks, and jazz up a website. There are several ways to create web animations, including JavaScript libraries, GIFs, and embedded videos.
A CSS style guide is a set of standards and rules on how to use and write CSS code. It often contains global branding definitions like colors and typography and a set of reusable components for building a more consistent and maintainable project.
The March Madness moniker has taken over the spring sports calendar. Amidst the home stretches of the NBA and NHL and the impending birth of a new MLB season, college basketball swoops into the collective ethos of American sports — inundating us with all things brackets along the way — with a three-week tournament run that culminates in one of the most-watched sporting events of the year: the Final Four.
If you’re new to web design, you may have heard the term ‘Sass’ floating around. If you’re not sure what Sass does and whether or not you should be using it, we’re here to help with our guide to Sass.
Social media engagement is vital for many brands. From choosing fonts for Instagram to curating fun and informative tweets, there are many ways to promote your brand online. And it works. Vendasta found that nearly 90 per cent of digital marketers have found a positive link between their presence on social media and increased exposure for their business, and there’s no reason why this won’t work for creatives and designers, too.
