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I Have a Really Big ‘m’
Contemporary wisdom says that we should use the relative unit ‘em‘ for most, if not all, element measurements in web design. So, how big is an ‘em’? I set up a small experiment to tell me just that.
CSS3 Jumping Icons Revisited
When I wrote about the Icon Jump Effect with CSS3, I was inspired by Gabriele Romanato’s CSS: jump effect on icons. I added CSS3 translation and scaling to the jumping icons, but I wanted to take it a bit further. … Continue reading
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Icon Jump Effect with CSS3
I just read an article about how to create a “Jump Effect” with only CSS. It’s a good article, but I want to take advantage of the animation capabilities of CSS3. So, I wrote my own version and added a … Continue reading
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