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Video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_YdO9uGhYY
We all know CSS’s reputation for being a mess. We’ve all seen Peter Griffin’s GIF. It’s not that tricky but if we let our immediate needs roam wild, our future self will be shaking their fist at our present self. In this talk we’ll cover how we can put in place several mechanisms in our favourite CSS pre-processor to achieve consistency not only in terms of code but also achieving a visually consistent product.
PDF with notes available at http://talks.andr3.net/2016/consistency.pdf
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