Shortlisted for Outstanding Contribution of the Year, and named Developer of the Year in the 2015 net awards, Sara Soueidan is a freelance front-end UI/UX engineers, trainer, author and speaker from Lebanon. She works with companies across the globe, building inclusive Web interfaces & experiences with strong focus on accessibility, progressive enhancement and performance. Sara trains teams of designers and developers by running full-day workshops about front-end development— particularly CSS and SVG — both in-house at companies including The Royal Schiphol Amsterdam Airport and Netflix, and at international conferences, where she also speaks about all things front-end. She is also renowned for her in-depth, extensive technical articles that she publishes on her blog and for various online publications. She tweets at @SaraSoueidan.
One of the most powerful and convenient CSS Grid features is that, in addition to explicit column sizing, we have the option to repeat-to-fill columns in a Grid, and then auto-place items in them. More specifically, our ability to specify …
The CSS clip-path property is one of the most underused and yet most interesting properties in CSS. It can be used in conjunction with CSS Shapes to create interesting layouts, and can be taken to the extreme to create some …
Update December 2015: At the time of this update, SMIL seems to be kinda dying. Sarah Drasner has a guide on how you can replace some of it’s features.
The following is a guest post by Sara Soueidan. Sara …
The following is a guest post by Sara Soueidan. I know Sara through all her excellent work on CodePen. She was working on some custom HTML5 video controls and noticed that the customizations were lost when the video …
