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I know, I know. I shared with you many comics and cartoons last week, and instead of having one of those be the new published cartoon, I go with something new... And it must be the oldest joke in the book of jokes! You can check the coding process on YouTube: https://youtu.be/bYwf1fM3o-U (I didn't t

A couple of years ago, I came across a funny cartoon that used Oreo cookies: the biscuits were labeled as Os and the cream as REs, which were then combined in different ways to generate funny names. Inspired by that idea, I created a semi-educational video to explain the CSS property background-repe

Yesterday, I wanted to create something and ended up with a weird centaur slider. Move the thumb and see how the creature changes. Considering I used an SVG for the human/centaur/horse, I should look into transforming the paths instead of using CSS to transition them. It will make the animations smo

I normally do flat drawings or 3D demos with CSS, but on this occasion, I tried something slightly different. I tried to simulate the clay effect that people have on some websites with CSS. A faux 3D using gradients and shadows, and shared the live coding process on YouTube. Drawing with CSS: Clay C

Earlier, I shared an article about the Contact Picker API and how it works. Here's an video example showcasing a quick demo I put together for the article It's something simple: Request a contact, let the user pick one, then process and display the information. All in 15 lines of JavaScript!

I released a video about a recently added HTML element: <search>. This tag can be used to identify a region of the document that will be used to perform searches of filtering. In the video, we go through the tag, what it is, how it works, why it is important... and a small trick to start using it wh

Next Thursday's cartoon will be a Throwback Thursday type of thing: an old cartoon making its way back to the front page. There are two versions of this cartoon. I personally like the second one best. The cartoon is a fake 3D. There's a video showing the drawing process (attached). Also, you can see