I updated my list of CSS Preprocessing Resources to include several new compilers, frameworks and mixing libraries.
Gabba-riffic Redux
In 2009, I released a set of Yo Gabba Gabba iPhone wallpapers. I decided to revamp them slightly, and release some retina-sized images. Enjoy!
Click a thumbnail to view the larger version:
Grab all of the Gabba-riffic wallpapers here.
Yo Gabba Gabba is copyright Wildbrain. No infringement intended.
Preprocess all the things!
On October 17th, I’ll be giving my first talk in quite some time, and I’ll be covering a topic that I once feared, but have quickly grown to love: CSS Preprocessors.
Writing CSS isn’t inherently difficult, but it could be much more efficient to author. In this talk, I’ll introduce you to the wonderful world of pre-processing with LESS and Sass. We’ll work through a sample project, where you’ll learn how to write your own mixins, use variables, and more. (And fear not, getting started is easier than you ever imagined.)
TransformAthens — October 17, 2013
Update: I’m also going to be giving this talk at the October 22 RefreshAugusta. You can RSVP here: http://www.meetup.com/RefreshAugusta/events/134933502/
User Research Workshop
Next weekend, MailChimp’s Jenn Downs will be conducting a half-day user research workshop at TheClubhou.se. I’m really excited to have Jenn back in Augusta so soon after Web Afternoon Augusta.
In this workshop you’ll learn how to design moderated and unmoderated usability tests and user interviews, recruit test participants, interview customers (by asking all the right questions), and analyze and share results that really get noticed and read. You’ll also look into running tests on mobile devices with new usability testing apps and DIY methods.
This event is strictly limited to 20 seats. Admission is free thanks to the kind support of MailChimp, but you must RSVP in order to attend. Lunch will be provided.
