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I’m fortunate to have worked with a lot of amazing designers over the years. Some were curious about designing in the browser with basic #HTML and #CSS, but weren’t sure where to begin, or felt discouraged by a lot of developer-centric content.

This is the advice I gave that seemed to resonate most: cloudfour.com/thinks/designing

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Cloud Four · Designing in the Browser: Five Tips for Beginners
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"A further brief digression is warranted here. HTML email is, without doubt, evidence of the imminent end of civilized life as we know it; much like the Golgafrincham diaspora, it is attributable to a depraved cabal of marketing consultants and provides the same level of social good as syphilis and fistulas. Suffice to say, it is a blight."

jasonwryan.com/blog/2012/05/12

jasonwryan.comMutt and HTML email - jasonwryan.comFollowing on from my last post about Mutt, I have been tinkering more with the most suckless of mail clients to get it to deal with—of all things— …
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Yet more HTML brainteasers for you to argue over!

How do you feel about newlines in attribute values?

For example:
`<img alt="A kitten.
A puppy.">`

Or:
`<div class="cat
dog
horse">`

Is there ever a time when a newline *must not* be replaced by a space?

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OK! I am now *moderately* confident that my #HTML Pretty Printer works. So I'm looking for feedback 🙂

Here's how you can help:

1. Visit shkspr.mobi/blog/random and view the source. Let me know if it looks weird please!
2. Contribute test cases either at gitlab.com/edent/pretty-print- or by sending me some complicated HTML.
3. Tell me how useful you think this is.

THANKS GANG!

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Prismic.io has published a collection of lists for many types of css/javascript/svg driven animations to enhance your web apps' user experience. Each example includes real-world use cases and clear code examples in the appropriate languages.

The collection includes:

1. Text Animations
2. Hover Effects
3. Button Animations
4. Background Effects, and
5. Image Effects

"CSS Animation Collection: 150+ Examples & Code"

prismic.io/guides/css-animatio