Joshua Comeau crowd-coined the term “boop” (high five, Adam Kuhn). These are sorta like hover/focus states, except that they aren’t. Your thingies — things like links, buttons, etc. — should still have those states. A “boop” is a more whimsical effect that runs once when the mouse enters it, finishes the run even if your mouse leaves (which is something CSS can’t really do), and will potentially run again on the user’s next mouseenter later, after the first booping … Read article “#201: Doing Booping”
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#110: Quick Overview of CSS Position Values
#109: Getting off FTP and onto Git Deployment with Beanstalk
#108: Using Chartwell
#107: LiveReload, a Menu Bar App for Preprocessors and Speedy Development
#106: Use BrowserStack for Live Web-Based Cross Browser Testing
#105: Using SpriteCow
#104: Quick Tip: Use Dropbox to Make a Public URL for Anything
#103: Integrating FitVids.js into WordPress
#102: Braindump on Responsive Web Design
#101: Let’s Suck at GitHub Together
#100: Let’s Write Semantic Markup
#99: Overview of HTML5 Forms Types, Attributes, and Elements
#98: Playing with Body Borders
#97: Intro to CSS Animations
#96: localStorage for Forms
#95: A Tale of Border Gradients
#94: Intro to Pseudo Elements
#93: CSS3 Slideup Boxes
#92: Code Walkthrough of Drawing Table
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