You've probably created CSS3 animations. But have you used the animation-fill-mode property and all its possible values? Louis takes a look, with visuals.
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In On Our Radar This Week, Paul gets you up to date with the most interesting conversations that are taking place on the SitePoint forums.
Louis Lazaris has compiled another list of high-quality repos, info-sites, guides, and docs that can help front-end developers brush up on various skills.
Pankaj Parashar builds on knowledge from his previous articles to show us how to build a credit card payment form using custom elements and Polymer.
Have you ever noticed the dynamic, fixed navigation on Bootstrap's documentation pages? George explains how to use the two plugins to make that work.
Dan Rose uses mostly CSS to recreate the experience of browsing images on the Google Images search page.
Jérémy Heleine introduces the jQuery plugin Blast.js, and how it can be used to animate individual characters, words, and sentences in blocks of text.
You might not be familiar with Heroku's robust deployment workflow. Dennis Gaebel shows us how to use Gulp, Git, and Node to deploy a project to Heroku.
In this screencast, Ryan Seddon guides you through building an iOS toggle switch using CSS's :checked pseudo-class with no JavaScript.
Paul Wilkins with On Our Radar, our weekly round-up of news, trends and other cool stuff from the world of web development.
Spartan is Microsoft's attempt to break free from Internet Explorer's tainted legacy. Craig discusses how it could help Microsoft, users and web developers.
Vikas Lalwani introduces CSS filters and then shows us how to build a rudimentary image editor with filters and some help from jQuery.
Guilherme will run you through earlier versions of HTML and show you some examples along the way, to help you understand the evolution of HTML up to HTML5.
In this week's round-up of the biggest web news, James looks at the state of client-side frameworks, Swift's rapid rise in popularity and Mozilla's new OS
George looks at a simple, responsive solution to solve your framework needs: Skeleton, a CSS boilerplate with limited features.
In this Learnable screencast, Kauress uses HTML's video element and the Bootstrap framework to create a responsive video-header like the one on Airbnb.
Paul Wilkins with this week's roundup of developer and tech news.
Vinay Raghu talks about the difference between UI kits and CSS frameworks and how frameworks should be chosen if your development is component-based.
Jacob Gube introduces Myth, a new CSS preprocessor that uses natural CSS syntax and acts as sort of a CSS polyfill for future standards.
Armando Roggio takes a look at three cool features of HTML5 video that you may not have used before.
In this screencast, Sandy Ludosky introduces the features of the popular CSS preprocessor Less.js, part of a larger screencast available on Learnable.
Patrick contacted a number of developers who have used BEM and SMACSS in their projects, and collected their thoughts on how they can be used effectively.
Welcome to 2015. Bizarrely, IE8 usage in the USA trebled during December. A statistical setback or something more sinister?
George Martsoukos compares the grid systems of the two most popular CSS frameworks: Bootstrap and Foundation.
Craig peers into his crystal ball and predicts what will occur on the web during the next twelve months.
A video screencast teaser for Joe Hewitson's Learnable course that shows you how to build a website project using Sass and the Foundation front-end framework.
Read On Our Radar This Week: 2014 review and 2015 resolutions and learn with SitePoint. Our web development and design tutorials, courses, and books will teach you HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and more.
Amit Diwan looks at what makes a performance testing tool effective and considers 7 options you'll want to look at.
Web page weight increased by 15% in 2014 and now stands at 2Mb. Craig reveals who's to blame, but you may not like the answer...
In this week's round-up of the biggest web news, James looks at the MEAN stack, what makes quality code, some popular text editors and Christmas podcasts.