The State Of Pixel Perfection

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The State Of Pixel Perfection

Pixel perfection is a term coined by designers and clients as they request that their design mockups must reflect the design and be an exact copy of it. Should we pixel-perfect an implementation of a design mockup?

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Lightweight, stylish and ethical share buttons for popular social networks.

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This article reviews the essential points you need to know about designing websites for screen readers in mind.

What the fork is a closure?

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Always bet on HTML – being misunderstood

A few weeks ago Chris Ferdinandi wrote an ode to HTML called Always bet on HTML in which he once again praises the benefits of HTML as a base for products on the web. However, these points are being made for the last 20+ years and developers still keep underestimating the benefits of starting with a solid HTML base. It is time to look at the reasons why people might be less enthused about HTML.

CSS :placeholder-shown

Want to know the difference between :placeholder-shown and ::placeholder and when/how to use this neat pseudoclass?

Making a lil' me - Part 1.

How to get values from mouse movement and plug them into an animation.

Browser font rendering inconsistencies

"I was working on a project that required me pulling up the developer tools in different browsers against my personal website when I opened up Safari and noticed how drastically different the title of my page was rendering. It was extremely bold in Safari compared to the other browsers."

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