We’re just about halfway through the month of February and already so many new web design and development related articles are being published around the web that it’s difficult to keep up! Lucky for you, we continue to gather them up each week in one tidy little package so you can find the latest all here on 1WD. Let’s dive in!
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We’ll build a CSS-only slide deck that supports live coding, using native web functionality and modern styling, like CSS scroll snap.
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How to Monitor the Uptime of a WordPress Website
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Color Spaces for More Interesting Gradients | CSS-Tricks
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How to Level Up Your Developer Portfolio
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Here's how to created a CSS slanted container where the container itself is slanted, but the text and images are balanced for better legibility.
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