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Our first [right-to-left platform](https://www.trivago.co.il/) was released in 2014. We had developed a solution to generate right-to-left CSS with Sass mixins and variables as we have [described](http://tech.trivago.com/2015/04/27/right-to-left/) in a blog…

And more importantly: what is the user problem behind that?

Use the transform and opacity CSS properties as much as possible, and avoid anything that triggers layout or painting.

Every week users submit a lot of interesting stuff on our sister site Webdesigner News, highlighting great content from around the web that can be of interest to web designers. The best way to keep track of all the great stories and news being posted is simply…

We’re often met with many different technologies, all new and foreign to us, and with someone telling us it’s the next big thing. What should we really learn?

> Update: This article is now part of my “Complete Introduction to GraphQL”. > Read the updated version of this content and more about GraphQL at jscomplete.com/why-graphql [https://jscomplete.com/g/rest-in-peace-apis]. After years of dealing with REST APIs…

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Today, developers can help to defend their users’ personal privacy by adopting the Privacy by Design (PbD) framework. The PbD framework poses challenges that only you can answer. No one else can do it for you: it is your responsibility to commence the process.…

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How designers learned a favorite trick of food industry and why they should stop abusing it

When was the last time you found yourself working in a file containing 7,000+ lines of code?

Let's say you took on a client, and they wanted something very specific from you. They wanted a website that without any changes at all, would still look g

The web continues to evolve further and further away from its document based heritage. Whereas we once thought of fixed-dimension ‘pages’, today we think of ‘systems’ that serve a variety of devices and users. The...