Joni Trythall learns web design by day, and forgets it all by night. She is constantly trying to combine her love of learning code with her long time obsession of coloring mostly in the lines. Joni lives in always sunny Seattle, WA. You can find her code ramblings at jonibologna.com, Google+ or @jonitrythall.
I am guessing that many of you have found steps() to be confusing when using it in CSS animations. I wasn’t sure how or why to use it at first and searching seems to produce two main examples: A typing …
SVG gradients are so handy. We can fill complex shapes and create depth and character for our artwork all while having access to it in the DOM. Within SVG linear and radial gradient elements there are several attribute options available …
SVG patterns are one of several paint options that we have for coloring the fills and strokes of shapes and text. While generally regarded as one of the more complex options, establishing a foundation and understanding the basic syntax can …
There are so many fun and interesting design possibilities with backface-visibility. When you turn an element over, what do you want to see? By default, we see a mirror image of an element when it is turned over. While this effect …
I know I am not alone in the pure love and happiness I feel towards CSS animations. I also know I am not alone in the love and happiness I feel towards my mobile phone. Yet, the joyful experience of …
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