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frontrowgreg.com
[AI summary] The author reflects on their experience at the SmashingConf New York conference, highlighting the community, workshops, and memorable food experiences. |
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www.smashingconf.com
New adventures into design systems, usability, design patterns, typography and accessibility. A practical, friendly and inclusive conference for designers and UI engineers who love the web. |
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www.smashingmagazine.com
Every time the browser has to recalculate the positions and geometries of elements in the document, a reflow happens. This happens when new DOM elements are added to the page, images load or dimensions of elements change. There are many solutions for avoiding the jump effect on page load, and implementing all of these techniques would take some time, but it is totally worth it - until scroll anchoring is supported in more browsers. In this article, Michael Scharnagl will share techniques to minimize this content shifting. |
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home.hedy.dev
How I've set up syntax highlighting for my website with dark mode support. |
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