Snow effects get a bit of a bad rep on the Internet. Whilst some may think they’re a bit, well, tacky, there’s nothing that quite says Christmas like a few snowflakes drifting gently down the screen…
Writing in SCSS lets you use features that don't exist in CSS yet like variables and nesting. The biggest feature though, in my opinion, is mixins. I'm not going to go into depth of what they are, or how they work, as there are other articles out there in the wild for that.
Found your dream font only to find out it’s missing a certain special character or the punctuation glyphs doesn’t quite capture the same feel as the rest of the character set?
Let's fix it.
Snow effects get a bit of a bad rep on the Internet. Whilst some may think they’re a bit, well, tacky, there’s nothing that quite says Christmas like a few snowflakes drifting gently down the screen…
Everyone knows that GIFs are great, but they can have very large file sizes meaning longer loads times and a poorer user experience. So, how do you create animations that are both complex and efficient?
Writing in SCSS lets you use features that don't exist in CSS yet like variables and nesting. The biggest feature though, in my opinion, is mixins. I'm not going to go into depth of what they are, or how they work, as there are other articles out there in the wild for that.