Talk.CSS

Talk.CSS #14

Event location: Exabytes Network (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Although this month’s meet-up was announced on short notice due to logistical mishaps, we still had an audience! Exabytes were awesome hosts!

We introduced some new regular segments starting this month. CSS named colour of the month and awesome CSS grid demos. There are (currently) 147 named CSS colours, which is enough to cover us for more than 12 years worth of Talk.CSS, so that’s that.

Also, we are doing our part to spread awareness of CSS grid as the best option for building layouts on the web by showing cool demos of what CSS grid can do. Hopefully, these will inspire you to learn about and use CSS grid in your projects.

So this happened…

lemonchiffon

#fffacd

rgba(255, 250, 205, 1)

CSS colour of the month

Link to CSS syntax video

Hui Jing's geek was showing as she explained how to read the CSS property value syntax in the spec.

Link to Design Principles and Typography video

Zell went back to basic principles so we can understand why we do typography in certain ways.

CSS News (February 2017)

Updates and news in the world of CSS for February 2017. Our regular segment. Topics covered available here.

CSS grid demo of the month

This demo demonstrates how we can create uneven grid layouts using the Cicada Principle for a more visually interesting design. Fallbacks included.

See the Pen Uneven grid layout with the Cicada Principle by Chen Hui Jing (@huijing) on CodePen.

About the speakers…

Zell Liew
@zellwk

Zell has the wrong qualifications and shouldn't be here. Fortunately no one told him and he went and became a freelance web developer anyway.

Chen Hui Jing
@hj_chen

Hui Jing played basketball for more than half her life and it indirectly led her to web development. Ask her about that.

All videos courtesy of Engineers.SG.

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