Now that even Microsoft has given up on IE10, it seems like a good time to actually learn more about flexbox. Some helpful sites:
A Visual Guide to CSS3 Flexbox Properties
The biggest stumbling block I ran into was trying to implement a layout using justify-content: space-between with remainder elements in the last row. This is the best workaround I’ve seen: http://codepen.io/diana_aceves/pen/KVGNZg.
A good collection of rarely used or quirky programming snippets. My favorite so far: Add Css to Browser Console Log. Although I’m not sure why I would ever need it.
Just a few Futurama links I’ve run across or revisited lately:
Zapp Brannigan’s Voice Actor Reading Stupid Donald Trump Quotes: Billy West as Zapp Brannigan as Donald Trump. Gold.
Fillerama: Obviously the best Lorem Ipsum generator
Morbotron: Yeah, Frinkiac is great, but can it make this?
Hey, it’s a new handwritten font! This download also includes a bold version and you can get it here.
A really useful guide for improving front-end performance PLUS a great example of the Horseshoes font on the web.
Just for fun, playing around with CSS3 animations.
See the Pen CSS3 Animated Social Sharing Buttons by Lauren Ashpole (@laurenashpole) on CodePen.
Awesome illustrations free on Creative Market this week. Leaves & Branches.
An ink bleed transition effect, powered by CSS animations. I recently came across a couple of websites using ink bleeds as transition effects. A great example...
Updated all my font packages so now personal use downloads include True Type and Open Type files and commercial downloads include True Type, Open Type, and a web font kit (WOFF, WOFF2, TTF).
If you’ve already purchased a commercial license and want the updated version, feel free to email me.
Wired published an embarrassing correction to a story by Jason Tanz about Donald Trump today. Apparently he or his editors had a Chrome extension turned on that changed every mention of “Donald Trump” to “Someone With Tiny Hands.”...