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Oct 16, 2013

How to Write a Scope Document for a Web Project

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Dec 3, 2013

Customizing Dashed and Dotted Borders in CSS3

I love seeings designs that push the boundaries of CSS. It’s a great feeling to think that a particular component just isn’t possible, only to come across a lovely, clean, cross-browser compatible solution. With CSS3 trail-blazing a new frontier for…

James Costa in Phuse

Nov 29, 2017

Onwards, friends.

I started Phuse with the idea that business needed to look different in the digital age. Not realizing what we were creating…

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Christie Nichols in Phuse

Sep 28, 2017

Core models: a surprisingly simple solution to content-driven design

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Jan 29, 2015

Vanilla Modal: A Plain JavaScript Modal for the Rest of Us

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Nov 5, 2013

Better CSS Sprites with Sass

Sass is a powerful and flexible CSS pre-processor that we use extensively at Phuse. Using Sass features like nested selectors, mixins and extends has become second nature to us as front-end developers, but what if you want to get a little bit fancier? Some of the most powerful…

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Nov 20, 2014

Why We Migrated from Basecamp to Trello for Project Management

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Jul 22, 2014

Integrating Wufoo with WordPress and AJAX

Skills required: basic PHP, basic jQuery, basic knowledge of WordPress function hooks.

See it in action at flighttraining.com!

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Apr 22, 2013

Make Your Own Accordion with jQuery

This is a tutorial for beginners with some basic knowledge of HTML and CSS. If you’re more advanced, you might want to look at this one, too.

In this example, let’s say we have a list of questions and answers that we want to show as an…

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Apr 15, 2013

SCSS Code Organization and Abstraction

A recent quest to come up with a definitive project template for organizing my .scss files led to a lot of thinking about how I approach coding designs, reading articles, trying out techniques, and reflecting on what actually makes the most sense for the kinds…

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