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I wrote (part of) a book!
Harry Roberts · 2013-12-17 · via CSS Wizardry

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Independent writing is brought to you via my wonderful Supporters.

You’ve probably already seen the tweets and the blog posts about—and hopefully already bought and read—the new Smashing Book, but I’m really pleased about it, so I want to add my own to the list.

Photo of the Smashing Book #4

Photo by Julian Handl.

Earlier this year I was contacted by Vitaly and asked if I’d like to contribute a chapter to Smashing Magazine’s latest book, The Smashing Book 4: New Perspectives On Web Design. I’d never been in print before (not properly, anyway), so I leapt at the chance.

My chapter, somewhat unsurprisingly, covers CSS and front-end architecture, and new, pragmatic, and modern approaches to writing and scaling CSS for today’s Web. It’s the first chapter in a book crammed with stellar insights from people far cleverer than I. I feel honoured to be a part of it.

It’s a big ol’ book—just shy of 500 pages—full of practical insights from some really, really great authors, and—at less than $50—is a total bargain!

Buy the book!