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9elements
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9elements develops tailor-made software solutions for startups up to globally established companies. We combine the finest craftsmanship with innovative design and advise our clients on all digital and business decisions.
From startups to global players. We had the privilege of partnering up with outstanding companies and individuals around the world, helping them to serve millions of people.
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Whether you want to discuss a new project, speak about job opportunities or grab a cup of coffee.
From startups to global players. We had the privilege of partnering up with outstanding companies and individuals around the world, helping them to serve millions of people.
Shoot us a message!
Whether you want to discuss a new project, speak about job opportunities or grab a cup of coffee.
Adam Argyle & representatives of the CSS-Next Community Group – The Future of CSS
No matter where you look, from LinkedIn profiles to job descriptions or the latest articles about CSS, the term CSS3 pops up everywhere. But what does CSS3 really mean nowadays? The term itself is more than 10 years old, but is still commonly used to describe the latest features and a modern way to write CSS.
The CSS-Next Community Group aims to solve this problem, by introducing "eras" as a new system in addition to the module levels of the specifications.
In this talk, the CSS-Next community group will present what they've been working on for over a year, and provide solutions for how to get new developers up to speed on CSS, and how to keep developers educated by providing better structured and smaller chunks of new features, the so called "eras", to look at.
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If you love CSS, have a look at the CSS Café - Online Meetup:
www.meetup.com/de-DE/CSS-Cafe
CSS__Cafe
// For more CSS tricks and tips visit our blog.
Layout with CSS: 9elements.com/blog/the-devils-albatros-an-algorithmic-layout-technique/
Gradient angels in CSS: 9elements.com/blog/gradient-angles-in-css/
CSS border radius: 9elements.com/blog/css-border-radius/
+++ About Adam Argyle +++
Adam argyleink is a bright, passionate, punk engineer with an adoration for the web. He prefers using his skills for best in class UI/UX and empowering those around him. While currently a developer advocate at Google on Chrome, he’s worked at small app agencies, medium design agencies, startups, and consulting companies. At those companies his roles spanned product lead, front end architect, ui/ux engineer, ux designer, service designer and platform lead. These roles lead to developing over 50+ web apps across nearly every imaginable stack and screen size. His perspective on web dev is extracted from these experiences.
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Instagram: 9elements
Twitter: 9elements
Blog: 9elements.com/blog
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/9elements-agency
The CSS-Next Community Group aims to solve this problem, by introducing "eras" as a new system in addition to the module levels of the specifications.
In this talk, the CSS-Next community group will present what they've been working on for over a year, and provide solutions for how to get new developers up to speed on CSS, and how to keep developers educated by providing better structured and smaller chunks of new features, the so called "eras", to look at.
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If you love CSS, have a look at the CSS Café - Online Meetup:
www.meetup.com/de-DE/CSS-Cafe
CSS__Cafe
// For more CSS tricks and tips visit our blog.
Layout with CSS: 9elements.com/blog/the-devils-albatros-an-algorithmic-layout-technique/
Gradient angels in CSS: 9elements.com/blog/gradient-angles-in-css/
CSS border radius: 9elements.com/blog/css-border-radius/
+++ About Adam Argyle +++
Adam argyleink is a bright, passionate, punk engineer with an adoration for the web. He prefers using his skills for best in class UI/UX and empowering those around him. While currently a developer advocate at Google on Chrome, he’s worked at small app agencies, medium design agencies, startups, and consulting companies. At those companies his roles spanned product lead, front end architect, ui/ux engineer, ux designer, service designer and platform lead. These roles lead to developing over 50+ web apps across nearly every imaginable stack and screen size. His perspective on web dev is extracted from these experiences.
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// Follow 9elements for more digital content.
Instagram: 9elements
Twitter: 9elements
Blog: 9elements.com/blog
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/9elements-agency
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Amazing session,thank you for sharing
Absolute legend!
really good
Thanks!! I always had a little anxiety when it came to mobile and breakpoints. For most designs, a few breakpoints work. But what about more complicated designs? Phones alone range from 360w to 430w, which is a big difference. Should I create a media query for every viewport and check the site on every device? If I had unlimited time and my client had an unlimited budget. Even using VW and VH can take a long time.
Every project, vectors or research Gareth releases seems to amaze me more than the previous. Thanks for sharing
Excellent explanation!! Thank you.
superb job
Gareth is the spirit animal of software engineers
Round of applause for the great Jake Archibald. Not forgetting the sterling work of the army of browser engineers who actually implemented these features.
Awesome video, thank you
Great explanation! 🤩
Please keep this channel going!
Brilliant! thanks a lot. Love Utopia
Wow Gareth! Smart and helpful.
Fabulous talk. We love Utopia. I can't thank you enough for creating it. This filled in a few gaps in my understanding of it.
Very nice video. Thx a lot!!
Yes! Fluid design is the way to go. 😁
הי עמית, קודם כל לייק ועכשיו לצפייה בסרטון :)
Awesome work bro ❤❤
Thank you! Very enlightening!
I had to put perspective on the scene div as well as transform-style: preserve-3d on the box div to make it work, has something changed since the making of this video?
@amit_sheen
This is sorcery! Thanks for sharing. CSS is so capable these days.
Thanks for your comment. We're glad you liked it! 🪄
I thought width is outward(children to parent) and height is inward(parent to children) according to josh, but when html, body 100% is given an example, he iterate it as children to parent? that confused me
'Promo sm'
VR это очередной мыльный пузырь, для выкачивания денег инвесторов, по крайней, на данном этапе развития технологий. Массовым этот рынок не станет. VR устройства дорогие, тяжелые, громоздкие с кучей проводов. Вы не сможете нормально устроиться на диване или расслабиться в любимом кресле, и уж точно не сможете вкусно покушать пока смотрите любимый сериал. К тому же многие люди испытывают тошноту и головокружение после 20-30 минут использования. Сейчас VR это аттракцион, чаще всего одноразовый, а не устройство для повседневного использования. Цукерберг вложил миллиарды долларов в свою метавселенную, но никто не захотел в нее погрузиться. ) В итоге проект закрыт и тысячи специалистов остались без работы. Кроме того, сейчас нет достаточного количества интересного 3D контента. Возникает замкнутый круг. Контента мало, потому что мало пользователей и производство не выгодно, а пользователей мало потому что мало контента. Пока что 3D в вебе может быть интересно с точки зрения эффектного дизайна, на радость начальству или заказчикам. ) Сайты с 3D подходят для получения премий в сфере веб дизайна и промо акций. Это как высокая мода. Все мы видели такие сайты и восхищались крутыми эффектами, это действительно впечатляет, но этим дело и ограничивается, дважды на такие сайты, как правило, не заходят. Лично я, когда дело касается интернет-магазинов, предпочитаю быструю загрузку и простые понятные интерфейсы, я захожу на сайт ради экономии времени, чтобы максимально быстро совершить покупку, а не для сомнительного 3D развлечения. Мне достаточно простых фотографий или видео для выбора товаров. Если я захочу настоящее 3D я схожу в оффлайн магазин, где я смогу пощупать товар руками и рассмотреть его во всех деталях.)
If you are befuddled about how to progress through the slides as I was, use the left and right arrows or swipe left/right to change slides (the instructions are on the 4th slide).
Nice inspiration, thx a lot for your passion!!
The best
5:52 "pussy" xD :D
This is a hidden jewel! What a beautiful and clear explanation.
Thanks Sir Super Class
Massive thx for this great video and zour open source community support.
Josh is a joy to listen to and learn from.
I hear the flexbox for 1D grid for 2D layout advice repeated often even by experienced and skilled devs. This is a very helpful contrast that dives deeper into why that may or may not be the case and more about how flexbox and grid work under the hood. Thanks so much.
Thanks a lot for the brilliant talk! I've got so many insights from it 🤩 10 out of 5 stars!
Great video Matthias. "Every Layout" has massively influenced how I create layouts in new projects.
39:25, you never told us how you reduced 125 cubes down to 30 divs lol
Each face of the figure looks like a 2D repeating-linear-gradient. Stack 10 faces on each of the 3 axis.
I think I am gonna need more explanation about this method. I don't understand! Plus, I would have thought he used pseudo elements for two additional, and box shadow for two more times those, and filter drop shadow for two more on each element. I did that once for a cube, but that was for the lines that would complete the cube, not for a face. Tell me more,@@Etomic-Bomb!
This should see everybody who is interested in css 3D animation. Very good video
This is amazing thanks!
thank you
Confused but amazing digging. 😶
Thank you, sir
I hope u make a video like this for ur article about conditional css Thank u for ur effort
this is amazing!!
I run a WP website using a new theme. i want to progress and was ready to register with WP SHOUT, they didn't recommend i do it without knowledge of css or php but where would i start with that?
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Very nice video. If you want we can do a session together here on YT ;) Greetings to Sebastian
The auto forward and scroll start has given me an idea to make a component that relies on JavaScript into pure css… looking forward to experimenting with that :-) great episode! And people watching this are all developers so I’m sure we can empathise with the experience of moments where the browser isn’t playing nicely in your pres :-)
looking forward to playing with this!
Great explanation, thank you.