Responsive Design

Detecting on the client side whether a page was served from Cache can be an important feature for your website. You don’t want folks reading stale news if you’re updating it frequently, your article might have had a refresh, you might be serving up live content that is static. I feel this will mainly occur […]

Michelle explains exactly what implicit tracks are (tracks that are formed without you specifying them in the CSS) and how they might break certain layouts you are looking to achieve. Great article with some valuable work arounds (and nice demos)

The article is named after the Dark Side of the Moon album from Pink Floyd. I don’t think there’s any dark sides to CSS Grid, but there are a number of areas you should be aware of when getting into Grid which this article does well to point out. They’re not bad or negative things, […]

One of the downsides for a static site is that a search capability is tough to come by. This tutorial looks at using a tool called Lunr.js (note the similarity to Solr) on how you might use this with your static site.