On Tuesday, my article about designing with modular scales will be published at A List Apart. One year in the making, and edited down to its leanest, most essential bits, this article gets to the nut of the technique. For folks new to modular scales, or who fell asleep during my Build talk (I don't blame you!), it covers all the basics.
Designers already familiar with modular scales should appreciate the easy-to-study example and practical tips (improvisation, comment math). Dig into the example CSS file, and it will challenge you to rethink how you structure stylesheets.
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Tim Brown
On Tuesday, my article about designing with modular scales will be published at A List Apart. One year in the making, and edited down to its leanest, most essential bits, this article gets to the nut of the technique. For folks new to modular scales, or who fell asleep during my Build talk (I don't blame you!), it covers all the basics.
Designers already familiar with modular scales should appreciate the easy-to-study example and practical tips (improvisation, comment math). Dig into the example CSS file, and it will challenge you to rethink how you structure stylesheets.
I'm really looking forward to Tuesday.
about 1 year ago
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Erik Vorhes
Tim, I’m super-excited to read this. I’d blather on, but that just about covers it.
about 1 year ago
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Gavin Elliott
No falling asleep through that talk, was an excellent presentation. Looking forward to the article. :-)
about 1 year ago
Fantastic! It'll be good to see the technique get a writeup for the folks who don't watch videos. :)
about 1 year ago
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Mark Wallis
Can't wait. I was at Build and loved your talk.
about 1 year ago
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Mason Wendell
Congrats. Can't wait to read it. I've been running with modular scales a lot lately.
about 1 year ago
Awesome. I´m also keen to read the article.
about 1 year ago
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Kevin Sharon
Your build talk changed the way I work. Thank you Tim.
about 1 year ago