Web Development

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We’ve talked a lot about Masonry layout here on CSS-Tricks, so there’s no need to remind you of the two-sided discussions about how to approach it, the idea of using it as a new unifying layout concept, or alternative approaches for making it work today. Here’s what you do need to know: it’s going to

So we design and ship a shiny new feature. How do we know if it’s working? How do we measure and track its impact? There is no shortage in UX metrics, but what if we wanted to establish a simple, repeatable, meaningful UX metric — specifically for our features? Well, let’s see how to do

I have to search for articles often on this site. And I’d say searching this site is Pretty OK™ in general. Making content searchable on a site with 18+ years of published content is gonna be challenging no matter what, and the Jetpack Search tool we use is darned good considering it’s a drop-in solution.

Ready for the second part? If you recall, last time we worked on a responsive list of overlapping avatar images featuring a cut-out between them. We are still creating a responsive list of avatars, but this time it will be a circular list. This design is less common than the horizontal list, but it’s still

After finishing a project that required me to learn everything I could about CSS and SVG animations, I started writing this series about Smashing Animations and “How Classic Cartoons Inspire Modern CSS.” To round off this year, I want to show you how to use modern CSS to create that element that makes Toon Titles