@kagan, I’m still working on details of the format itself, but it’s likely going to be fairly simple and repetitive—exactly to enable and test learning HTML and CSS features this way.
There are good reasons why such a book might not be of interest, but could the price point tip the scale? (It would probably be fairly inexpensive, like $5–8.)
Any #CSS gurus want to help me solve a puzzle? Maybe @robb? Honestly I don't know where to start.
The 'Location' box at the top of my page works great. Except on landscape mobile, where the corners are all janky as the lines don't line up: see screenshot.
But if I take my desktop browser, pop it in responsive mode, and shrink the window: it's A-OK!
Thanks to everyone who joined us for our first ever Winging It Live stream last week! We had so much fun with you all that we're planning another one on May 30 @ 1pm ET / 11am MT.
Miriam (@mia) and James (@Jamessw) are going to discuss Anchor Positioning. Leave your questions in the comments. We'll post the link to the live stream here next week. Or you can subscribe to get updates.
Started writing a decision log for our #DesignSystem. Documenting why we chose to build plain ol' #HTML and #CSS where we can and #WebComponents where client-side #JS is needed is turning into a bit of a manifesto. Essentially we're using (and encouraging others to use) #ProgressiveEnhancement 😉