CSS blend modes and filters allow for effects that were not possible before. When applying these new options to images, you can create even more impressive effects by stacking or repeating multiple attributes in clever ways. And all of this is done in a nondestructive way. Bennett Feely and his Code Snippets Bennett Feely from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and his project Image-Effects on Github provide a great example for effects that can be achieved with an intelligent use of combinations or repetitions of different modern CSS attributes, for which you would not have used pure CSS until now. Bennett has built twenty effects. All of them are displayed while applied to the same original image, as well as with the according required code snippet in CSS and SCSS. You can either copy the snippets directly from the demo page, or switch to Codepen, where you get to play around with the settings, and a live preview. Bennett also provides all effects as a CSS library, which is easy to integrate into your projects, and only weights 1300 bytes when compressed. Of course, working with the uncompressed version of 12,8 kilobytes is more comfortable ;-) In general, it is possible to use […]

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We have all been looking forward to our SmashingConf in San Francisco, and are so sad to have to announce that the conference is being postponed until 10th–11th November 2020. If you have tickets for the event, you should already have received an email. If not, then please see the detailed information on this page, get in touch with us, and we will help you out. The team is on standby to try and help you as quickly as possible.

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Goal: Edit videos, add effects, and create better productions with ease in Final Cut Pro. Solution: You need a stellar tutorial that walks you through all the steps in this increasingly popular video editing tool. Thanks to great tutorials from pros, you'll be able to capture just the right moment, with the right effect quickly. […]

Sharing the things we have learned is at the heart of everything we do at Smashing. That goes for the team as well as our authors, and Vitaly has been working on a set of checklists to accompany his workshop, [Smart Interface Design Patterns](https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/vitaly-friedman-ux). The resulting PDF is 152 pages packed with useful information to help you create better interfaces. And, we're offering it to you free of charge. These checklists are based on the work Vitaly has been doing for many years, exploring and examining examples of desktop and mobile interfaces.