Una Kravets Online

CSSgram is a tiny (<1kb gzipped) library for recreating Instagram filters with CSS filters, gradients, and blend modes.

Bokeh textures are very popular in photography.

This week we'll take a look at one of the most popular photo manipulations: adding a vignette to draw attention to the center of an image.

How do you make 3D-glasses-like graphics in the browser?

The first post in a series on creating custom image effects in CSS.

From HTTP2, Flexbox, CSS Filters, and ES6, the Internet we know today is built on hacks.

I was interviewed for the CodeNewbie podcast, where I talk about life, IBM Design, open source, and personal goals.

A journalists take on my OSCON talk — Open Source Design, A Love Story.

With preparations for the fall conference season coming up, here are some travel tips to help make your life a little bit easier.

How designers can contribute to open source, an interview for the OSCon Speaker Interview Series.

A ridiculous frankenstein of a name for a legitimate approach to CSS that pulls ideas from the most popular approaches.

Hacking the :visited selector to show unread posts.

Pixel art is so much fun!

If you use a computer, you could use your terminal to make huge improvements to your work flow.

Some selected sketchnotes from a few talks I went to at the SXSW Interactive 2015 Conference.

Another blog post written for SitePoint about 5 great uses for Sass maps and other thoughts on code at the moment.

A blog post written for SitePoint on why community is at the crux of a thriving code base.

Neuroscience plays a big roll in our design work.

Sketchnotes are a great way to document a talk or event.

I created a tool that lets you architect your Sass project in a single location (your manifest file), and it will build all of the directories and partials for you!

This is a personal post about my 2014 in review (because a lot happened) and my goals for 2015.

This is a walk through of how to set up Google PageSpeed Insights within your existing gulp project.

I've been doing a lot of research and experimentation lately about how people learn.

When designers and developers work together from the start, it produces better outcomes.

Our new website for Austin's Sass Meetup is live!

An alphabetized list of styleguides and pattern libraries and a look into the differences between those two terms.

A closer look at one of the reasons why designers don't participate in the open source community.

For the past four weeks, I've been keeping a very public and open version of my personal goals on Github.

The keyboard, where our hands are placed most of the time (as developers), is the fastest navigation method by default.

The Media Queries 4 spec brings insight to technological capabilities that are coming up soon (this is based on the Editor’s Draft, October 10, 2014).

I was on Sass Bites this week!

A behind-the-scenes look at the making of the Proofessor app.