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An in-depth article with real-life use cases for comparison functions like clamp(), max(), and min(). Written by Ahmad Shadeed.

This great article touches on theming, layout shift, and how scrollbars work across different browsers and operating systems. Written by our friend Mayank from the Frontend Horse Discord.

Theatre.js is a visual motion design tool for the browser. Think Adobe AfterEffects for Three.js and SVG animations.

They just launched version 0.5, which introduces `@theatre/r3f`. It brings a Blender interface to React Three Fiber.

If you like the idea of visual editing for 3D scenes, you should check this out. If you're using react-three-fiber for complex 3d scenes, this seems like a godsend.

The State of CSS survey for 2022 is open! These surveys are fun to do every year, and I always end up learning about new features. You might recognize Frontend Horse among the resources section!

Spline continues to be an impressive tool for 3D creation on the web, and their new physics features makes it even more approachable and fun.

This is a fun demo where you drive your little car around a delightful little campground. If you love Bruno Simon's personal site, you'll enjoy this too!

I couldn't decide if I should categorize this as an inspiration or a resource, as it's both.

Erik uses an SVG filter to make the waves feel like they're moving, placing a little sailboat on top that doesn't get warped (Desktop only).

The rest of the site is clean and beautiful, with some delightful animations that show off the attributes of the free variable font.

It's a lovely font that I'm already putting to work in my projects!

I've been doing more short-form videos lately, and really enjoying the creation process.

Here I share 5 underused HTML elements that developers might want to use more.

If you're not using SVGOMG as part of your SVG workflow, check out this video to see why you probably should!

A skit about a front end developer's first day on the job.

I've been sharing Hyperplexed's work for a bit now, but I still think they're very underrated. Follow them on YouTube and check out this great video where they redesign Quora's mobile layout.