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Responsive Design with CSS

From CSS in Depth by Keith J. Grant

This article takes a look at the three principles of responsive design. We will start building a responsive page, and I’ll unpack each of them as we go. After that, we’ll take a look at images, which require some special considerations on responsive sites.

Web Layout is Here: grid layout

From CSS in Depth  by Keith J. Grant

This article delves deep into grid layout in CSS, how it works, and how you can make it work for you. Grid layout is also contrasted and compared to Flexbox.

Powered by Service Workers: how PWAs work their magic

From Progressive Web Apps by Dean Hume

In this article, we are going to learn about what makes a web app “progressive” and how you can unlock the powerful functionality that already lies within your browser. We will also delve into “Service Workers” – the new feature that makes PWAs possible in the first place.

Unlocking the Secrets of Cascade and Specificity

From CSS in Depth by Keith J. Grant

In this article we’ll begin with the “C” in “CSS”, the cascade. I’ll articulate how it works, then show you how to work with it practically.

Making Blazing-Fast Websites


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From Web Performance in Action

By Jeremy Wagner

Learning CSS

Learn more about CSS in this interview with Keith Grant, the author of CSS in Depth.

Building Better Websites by Caching Assets

From Web Performance in Action by Jeremy Wagner

In this article, we’ll learn what caching is, how to develop a caching strategy that’ll provide the best performance for your website, as well as how to invalidate cached assets when you update your website’s content. Let’s begin by learning how caching works.

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