π How Global Teams Win at UX (& the CSS Subgrid Power Move)
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Welcome to this weekβs Unicorn Club. If youβre as fascinated by those subtle CSS discoveries as I am, donβt miss Chris Coyierβs journey into animation-composition and stacked transforms. Itβs a good reminder that sometimes the βahaβ moments come from just digging into how things actually work, not just following docs.
Spot something interesting this week? Hit replyβalways happy to share the best finds from the community.
Enjoy the read and have a great week! - Adam at Unicorn Club π¦
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Subgrid in CSS is really handy for getting a nice level of design detail in place, especially in terms of maintaining a nice reading line, as Andy shows in this article.
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