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Today, we're going to check out some crazy CSS backgrounds you can create while harnessing the power of repeating linear (or radial) gradients. This affect gives you the ability to create very complex and interesting backgrounds for your projects.

Hey all! Today, we're going to take a close look at the CSS clip-path property. Specifically, we'll take a look at 3 different examples of how to use clip-path to create a micro interaction that reveals a card of information.

Today, we're going to check out how to create a custom SVG checkbox that animates on click. We'll use Chromevox to ensure it's accessible as well. First, we'll hop into Adobe Illustrator (although, you can use any vector-capable software) to design the icon, then we'll define the HTML and CSS. There's a tiny bit of JavaScript as well, to toggle and reverse the animation.

Angular 9 was released - here's what's new, what broke and what will change in the future!
Official Announcement Blog Post:
Version 9 of Angular Now Available — Project Ivy has arrived!
BLOG.ANGULAR.IO The 9.0.0 release of Angular is here! This is a major release that spans the entire platform, including the framework, Angular...  
 

Today, we're going to cover the BEM method for writing CSS. BEM is an acronym for Block Element Modifier, and it's an approach to defining and structuring your CSS. When you're dealing with medium to large size projects, it helps you develop a maintainable code base and one that doesn't run into issues with specificity. While this is a beginner's level tutorial, we will be jumping into more intermediate and advanced tutorials later on down the road.
Codepen demo for this tutorial:
https://codepen.io/designcourse/pen/KKwjKNE