Imagine your CSS loading faster than the team of Formula 1 engineers is able to work (the work pretty fast). Imagine your CSS to be more polished than the Apple store and better optimized than the factory of Tesla or Toyota. The CSS behind your website can sound like a beautiful symphony written by Mozart.… Continue reading CSS modularization – Smart approach to CSS
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Mobile first navigation design
Mobile first approach is a very interesting movement in responsive web design and web design at all. Crafting website to suit perfectly the mobile devices instead of desktop is smart thing and you should include it into your everyday workflow. For the first time you might face couple of issues steaming often from your old… Continue reading Mobile first navigation design
Responsive pricing tables dilemma – Code
Creating complex responsive pricing tables was the subject of the last post. Today, we are going to look at how this idea I came up with in previous post – individual separate tables with hidden elements on certain screen sizes – works when turned into reality. Surprisingly, it works great! With just a bit more… Continue reading Responsive pricing tables dilemma – Code
Responsive navigation with Bootstrap 3
We already touched Bootstrap 3 framework in past when we were exploring its responsive grid system. If you are interested, head to Bootstrap 3 grid system demystified Pt.1 post. Now, back to today’s topic. We are going to dive into Bootstrap 3’s navigation code to bring some clarity into it and understand what individual classes do.… Continue reading Responsive navigation with Bootstrap 3
6 Sass mixins you cannot live without
If you know and use Sass, you probably already know how powerfull and amazing this CSS preprocessor is. On the other hand, if you have no idea what am I talking about here you have to check 7 reasons to love and use Sass post to understand why Sass will be your next soulmate in… Continue reading 6 Sass mixins you cannot live without
Bootstrap 3 grid system demystified Pt.3
Media queries, row, columns and offsets were discussed and we can check them out. The last two things that remained untouched are pulling and pushing. These classes included in Bootstrap can help you create interesting layouts across various devices. So, in this third part of the tutorial focused on Bootstrap 3 grid system we are… Continue reading Bootstrap 3 grid system demystified Pt.3