Welcome to all of the readers from Tvenge Design!

There was lots of news around WWDC this week. Look for a post from me early next week on WWDC and what it means for Web Designers and Developers.

Cheers!

  1. Navigation Timing Is Back in Safari, but Will It Stay?

I have to be honest, I didn’t know this existed. Now that I do, Apple this better happen!

Source: blog.catchpoint.com

  1. Introducing Pure.css – A Lightweight Responsive Framework

Looks better than Bootstrap, that’s for sure!

Source: www.sitepoint.com

  1. A Simple Gulp’y Workflow For Sass

This could be a nice boilerplate for scss/gulp.

Source: www.sitepoint.com

  1. The Future Generation of CSS Selectors: Level 4

Let’s see what the future has in store for us in CSS.

Source: www.sitepoint.com

  1. WWDC 2015 Aftermath

For the Apple device users out there…

Source: code.tutsplus.com

  1. Safari 9: Everything web designers need to know now

Yes, this is everything.

Source: www.webdesignerdepot.com

  1. My website is 20 years old today.

Now that’s a milestone. Congrats, Jeffrey! The open web is forever indebted to you.

Source: www.zeldman.com

  1. Velocity—The Performance and Usability of Font Loading

Font loading is always a pain in the a**. Here are some great ways to speed things up.

Source: www.zachleat.com

  1. The FCC’s net neutrality rules are now in effect

Internet FTW!

Source: www.theverge.com

  1. Mirror Images Part I — Eli Schiff

Kinda funny stuff on how companies copy each other.

Source: www.elischiff.com

  1. Performance Tools

Performance, performance, performance! (insert gif of Balmer)

Source: css-tricks.com

  1. addyosmani/psi · GitHub

Awesome! A command line tool for Google PageSpeed Insights.

Source: github.com/addyosmani

  1. Help users checkout faster with Autofill

I would probably hold off on this until other browser vendors but it seems like a great way to normalize IDing inputs.

Source: html5rocks.com

  1. Safari 9.0 Web Inspector Redesign

Apple redesigned the Web Inspector. Let’s hope it’s better than the old one. I’ve always used Blink’s Dev Tools but maybe this could be better?

Source: developer.apple.com