ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Front-end Five is a weekly podcast covering all of your front-end news in just 5 minutes. In each episode we talk about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as other items of interest and community events. It's great for both developers and designers alike.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
5 minutes
English
25 episodes
since Jan. 12, 2016
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this episode, we talk about Front-end Front, Adventures in Typography, CodePen Posts, Presentable, and Dan’s favorite newsletters.
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this episode, we talk about form validation UX, anchors vs. buttons, code reviews, Google Fonts, and performance budgets.
In this episode, we talk about using JavaScript in SVG, Drizzle, progressive web apps, jQuery 3.0 release, and Airtable.
In this episode, we talk about not needing JavaScript, HyperDev, helping the browser optimize, front-end jobs, and PostCSS in your workflow.
In this episode, we talk about reducing JPG file size, isometric 3D grids, sticky footers, meaningful CSS, and HEAD.
In this episode, we talk about being where the people are, image effect performance, CSS Purge, object-fit, and going from Zero to Front-end Hero.
In this episode, we talk about !important in CSS, fluent typography, CSS comments, testing accessibility, and front-end architecture.
In this episode, we talk about PostCSS plugins, refactoring, CSS pseudo-classes and elements, animation technologies, and HTML5 accessibility support.
In this episode, we talk about design systems, WebKit prefixes, breaking grids, animation technologies, and JavaScript closures.
In this episode, we talk about lists, details, and flows; the web being larger than Doom; Flexbox Patterns; cubic bezier; and the cost behind Unsplash.
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