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Unexpected changes in your JavaScript code can be a real headache. When working with objects, it can be even harder to prevent unintended mutation. Zell Liew shows us some tricks (and libraries) to prevent these unintended changes and ensure stability when working with objects.
participants Jen Simmons, Roger Black, Jeffrey Zeldman
Can typography encourage long-form reading—not just scanning? What are the most exciting areas of cutting-edge experimentation in typographic technology and digital layout, and what new skills will we need to design tomorrow’s web content? Three experts—Mozilla’s Jen Simmons, publication design legend Roger Black, and ALA’s Jeffrey Zeldman—discuss typography and layout on today’s web: where we are now, and where we’re going.
The discovery phase of the design cycle is something you can benefit from even if you don’t have any budget, staff, or customers.
Daniel Warren shares the JavaScript techniques he used to design with data from his grandfather’s handwritten travel logs.
Caroline Roberts pulls back the veil to reveal what goes into creating and curating great content.
What’s the role of bundling in performance now that HTTP/2 is becoming more ubiquitous? Let Stefan Baumgartner help you find out.
Hack the Grid with Eric Meyer as he explores different methods for replicating a tic-tac-toe board using CSS Grid.
Afraid of your ideas bombing but can’t stand having them get ripped apart? Learn to stop worrying and love the feedback process.
We are proud to present an excerpt from Laura Kalbag’s Accessibility for Everyone.
Take your API documentation to the next level with these expert tips from Diana Lakatos.
Coca-Cola’s infamous blunder provides valuable lessons for conducting successful user research.
In this excerpt from Web Typography, Richard Rutter explains how to improve the readability of your data tables.
Clear code is easier to read, understand, and modify, and it’s easier to achieve once you’ve mastered a few key principles.
We’re pleased to share an excerpt from Rachel Andrew’s latest book The New CSS Layout, available now from A Book Apart.
