Saw this video by Kevin and new features like inline if() statements and custom @function definitions could let us write responsive styles directly inside a property instead of always using separate media query blocks. CSS nesting can already help reduce repetition today, but these newer features could make responsive CSS even cleaner and more reusable. Right now, support is limited, mostly in Chrome, but it’s definitely something worth keeping an eye on. What are your thoughts? Do you like it? Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_-hiils74Y

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What tools are available to us as web designers that could help with this layout? If somebody gave you this wireframe, what would you use in CSS in order to accomplish this? Would you use a table? Would you use flexbox? Would you use grid? Would you use floats?

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If you're working with numbers and need to increase or decrease a value by one, the increment and decrement operators make the job easier. The increment and decrement operators are represented by ++ and --, respectively. They both allow you to adjust the value of a variable by 1. As always, if you have the time, take a look at the video - like the video on YouTube...