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Let’s Learn CSS Grid!

Learn With Jason is a live show, streamed on Twitch, where Jason Lengstorf pair programs with other developers and designers, and in 90 minutes creates something new. I’ve never done a show like this before and it was far more fun than I had imagined.

Making Things Better

In 2019 I presented a talk at An Event Apart about my ideas about and fears for the web platform. This post is a written version of that talk. You can see the video of the talk on the An Event Apart website, and also find the slides and resources online at Notist. Redefining the Making Things Better

The CSS Layout Masterclass

I’ve got an all-new workshop for 2020, and so far I have bookings for SmashingConf in San Francisco, Austin, and New York. I’d love to see you there. I would also love to book some workshops in the UK and Europe. So, if you would like me to run a workshop at your conference, or The CSS Layout Masterclass

2019

2019 I’ve run the gamut, A to Z. Three cheers and dammit, C’est la vie. I got through all of last year, and I’m here. – “I’m Still Here”, Follies, Sondheim. Twenty years ago I saw in the Millennium, at home recovering from flu. My daughter was a toddler, I had no money, and was 2019

Announcing Smashing Print Magazine

Life at Smashing Magazine never stops throwing new surprises and challenges my way. When I came on board as Editor in Chief of the online Smashing Magazine, I didn’t expect to find myself editing a print magazine. However here we are, with our very first edition of Smashing Print. Where the online magazine often covers Announcing Smashing Print Magazine

A design pattern solved by subgrid

I’ve been playing with this early implementation of the subgrid feature in Firefox, and it occured to me that subgrid could solve a less obvious use case. In Grid Layout you can target the end line of the explicit grid with -1. The explicit grid being the grid you create with grid-template-rows and grid-template-columns. However A design pattern solved by subgrid