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Click an article and the <article class:="transition"> div does something really smart. The article smoothly animates from the center of the page, covering the front page and the article has embedded features like Social sharing, article galleries, related articles and author information. I like how this takes the background out of view and fades in a grey band down each marginal column. I REALLY like the vertical social media buttons on the left side of the article. Brilliant!

Article on Javacript strings and what you can do with them.

In this article, Rachel Andrew explains that by understanding box alignment and flexbox you are very close to understanding much of grid layout. Please note that this article is quite lengthy, and contains dozens of CodePen embeds for an interactive view. The page might take a little while to load, so please be patient.

If you've never dabbled with using grids in your designs, this article is written for you. In it, you'll learn the basic lingo, theory, and will see through examples of genuine websites how grids are used in the wild. In this guide, we'll be covering quite a lot, including: A grid can create a basic structure, a skeleton for your design.

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The question is: Do you need to use grids to create the best logos? In this article, I will look at the pros and cons of using geometric guides for your logo designs and analyse if it is essential or simply a matter of choice.