The Web Ahead 81: Changing the Shapes with Sara Soueidan 67601v

So far, page layout on the web has consisted of a lot of boxes stacked on top of boxes — rectangular columns everywhere. That's about to change. New specifications, including CSS Shapes and CSS Exclusions, are about to the change the shape of page. Sara Soueidan s Jen Simmons to explain. Links for this episode:sarasoueidan.com Sara Soueidan (SaraSoueidan) on Twitter Sara Soueidan: Creating Non-Rectangular Layouts With CSS Shapes Sara Soueidan: Using CSS Regions With CSS Shapes For A Better Reading Experience CSS Shapes 101 · An A List Apart Article by Sara Soueidan Moving Forward with CSS Shapes • An A List Apart Blog Post by Sara Soueidan Razvan Caliman Rachel Andrew's book: CSS3 Layout Modules, 2nd edition 5by5 | The Web Ahead #49: CSS Layouts with Rachel Andrew Adobe's Web Platform Team Blog Adobe Web Platform on CodePen CSS Shapes Gallery - a collection by Adobe Web Platform - CodePen How to Enable Experimental Features in Web Browsers by Adobe Google's Eric Seidel on why they removed CSS Regions from Chrome CSS Figures specification Ten CSS One-Liners to Replace Native Apps • A List Apart • Håkon Wium Lie CSS Fragmentation Module Level 3 CSS Regions Considered Harmful • A List Apart • Håkon Wium Lie Sara Soueidan: CSS Regions Matter Making the Web Sweeter with Food Network and Cupcakes | Adobe Demo for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll Sign up for The Web Ahead newsletter Shapes | Web Platform Team Blog Can I use... tables for HTML5, CSS3, etc 5by5 | The Web Ahead #63: The Latest in CSS with Chris Coyier CSS Shapes Editor for Chrome Thanks to MailChimp for sponsoring today's show. Head over to mailchimp.com/5by5 to learn about easy email newsletters. Send 12,000 emails per month to 2,000 subscribers for free, forever. 3o2d3f