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Professional CSS3

You're reading from   Professional CSS3 Harness the power of CSS3 to design stunning, modern websites

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785880940
Length 362 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Piotr Sikora Piotr Sikora
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Foundations and Tools FREE CHAPTER 2. Mastering of Fundamentals 3. Mastering of Pseudoelements and Pseudoclasses 4. Responsive Websites – Prepare Your Code for Specific Devices 5. Using Background Images in CSS 6. Styling Forms 7. Resolving Classic Problems 8. Usage of Flexbox Transform 9. Calc, Gradients, and Shadows 10. Don't Repeat Yourself – Let's Create a Simple CSS Framework 11. Mailers Fundamentals 12. Scalability and Modularity 13. Code Optimization 14. Final Automatization and Processes Optimization Index

Self-optimization

The optimization process starts when you start writing code. Awareness of what you can optimize and how it should appear during writing a code is essential. After the writing process, when you start optimization, it can be pretty hard to refactor and restructure the code. But it is easy to build code and automatically append optimization processes. Which of these processes can you perform during the writing of code?

  • Usage of short forms
  • Omit usage of !important
  • Omit usage of IDs

A few steps before you push code live

In the code creation process, there are a few repeatable steps:

  • Writing code
  • Testing code
  • Pushing code live

The processes are sometimes repeatable, especially when they are related to projects built in The Lean Startup methodology by Eric Ries and projects with multiple stages. You need to remember these few steps before you push code live:

  • Check whether short forms are used
  • Check whether elements/declarations are duplicated
  • Check whether elements/declarations are used...
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