A new resource written by @pniedri was added to Self-guided Tools to Master CSS. 🙌
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ALT It's often desirable to scale your font size to be proportional to the screen size. For desktop, you might have large headings that work well with more horizontal real estate. But you look at the same design on a vertical mobile screen, and suddenly your 1-line header becomes a 3-line header. Depending on the design, this could make the mobile design feel broken.
I added a resource about naming things by @KevlinHenney to Self-guided Tools to Master CSS.
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ALT This video by Kevlin Henney nicely articulates why lego naming hurts readability by hiding meaningful identifiers. If the meaningful identifiers are easier to find because your code is not filled with noise, it is much more pleasant to read. More importantly, it's easier to figure out what is going on when you revisit a chunk of code you wrote months ago.
Added an article by @revslider to Self-guided Tools to Master CSS. 🙌
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Added Normalize.css by @necolas and @jon_neal to Self-guided Tools to Master CSS. 🙌
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Added @CodePen Spark to Self-guided Tools to Master CSS.
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I'm introducing a collection of Subset #tshirts on @cottonbureau. This series features a relaxing mid-century study enclosed in the Subset brackets. 🪴📘
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