Web Design, Technology
Front-end Five
Code School
Front-end Five is a weekly podcast covering all of your front-end news in just 5 minutes. In each episode we talk about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as other items of interest and community events. It's great for both developers and designers alike.
4 min
10 episodes
1
Episode #54 - May 24th, 2016
3 min
311/18/2025In this episode, we talk about being where the people are, image effect performance, CSS Purge, object-fit, and going from Zero to Front-end Hero.
2
Episode #53 - May 17th, 2016
3 min
311/18/2025In this episode, we talk about !important in CSS, fluent typography, CSS comments, testing accessibility, and front-end architecture.
3
Episode #59 - June 28th, 2016
2 min
311/18/2025In this episode, we talk about Front-end Front, Adventures in Typography, CodePen Posts, Presentable, and Dan’s favorite newsletters.
4
Episode #58 - June 21st, 2016
4 min
311/18/2025In this episode, we talk about form validation UX, anchors vs. buttons, code reviews, Google Fonts, and performance budgets.
5
Episode #57 - June 14th, 2016
3 min
311/18/2025In this episode, we talk about using JavaScript in SVG, Drizzle, progressive web apps, jQuery 3.0 release, and Airtable.
6
Episode #56 - June 7th, 2016
4 min
311/18/2025In this episode, we talk about not needing JavaScript, HyperDev, helping the browser optimize, front-end jobs, and PostCSS in your workflow.
7
Episode #55 - June 1st, 2016
3 min
311/18/2025In this episode, we talk about reducing JPG file size, isometric 3D grids, sticky footers, meaningful CSS, and HEAD.
8
Episode #52 - May 10th, 2016
3 min
311/18/2025In this episode, we talk about PostCSS plugins, refactoring, CSS pseudo-classes and elements, animation technologies, and HTML5 accessibility support.
9
Episode #51 - May 3rd, 2016
3 min
311/18/2025In this episode, we talk about design systems, WebKit prefixes, breaking grids, animation technologies, and JavaScript closures.
10
Episode #50 - April 26th, 2016
4 min
311/18/2025In this episode, we talk about lists, details, and flows; the web being larger than Doom; Flexbox Patterns; cubic bezier; and the cost behind Unsplash.