Loving this one! I like how it uses some popular elements and trends that are being really popular lately but it sill adds a fun twist to them.

A bit late to the party, but I'm actually working on the coding styleguide for the agency I'm currently working in. In the past couple of months, nothing has given me more satisfaction than the idea of making this a reality, it's already in its early stages and I'm loving it!

Here' s a sneak peek https://cldup.com/jyXOhp7wZi.png

This is super impressive, and hopefully it'll provide a simpler way to use Jekyll and/or Hugo to less experienced editors

Personally, I believe that this project is absolutely incredible. The fact that you're even considering Linux users just shows how invested you're in this. I wish you the best of luck with the whole development process of this tool.

I'll give it a shot ASAP and will let you know how it goes. Keep up the amazing work, you rock!

Lea Verou's CSS Secrets. It is a truly entertaining read, incredibly straight-forward and full of helpful tips.

Yes to this comment, just yes.

+1 for that last alias hahaha

Well, while I do find your POV interesting I have to disagree. The main issue with the hamburger menu is not the icon itself, but the fact that it hides some important elements that should be easily located by the user, and because of this more steps are required to perform an action (like going to a certain part of the site or app, for example). This is why tabbed navigation is getting more and more attention, you can have one-step access to a few elements or links, and also have a dedicated tab for all of those extra ones.

Yes, an insight on the whole rebranding process would make a nice read :)

Yup, with this technique there's no FOUC for the first visible elements on the page.

The only thing that worries me about this is maintainability, and the inability to use preprocessors like Sass, LESS, Stylus, etcetera.