Not really sure on how I would approach it, but here's an interesting talk by Harry Roberts which might help. 🙂 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy1IUEwosL0

You can take a look at Semantic-UI that, I've heard goes pretty well with Elm. Tachyons is another good one. And definitely take a look at Elm-mdl, which is a Material Design Lite port for Elm https://github.com/debois/elm-mdl

Hi Una! What’s your opinion on CSS3 Speech module and CSS for accessibility in general?

Hey Harry! thanks for hosting the AMA... We had to wait for a long time for the flexbox spec to be implemented.. What are some useful(and overlooked) specs that you think should to be implement soon?

Hey Marcy! thanks for hosting the AMA... I'm interested in knowing how modern CSS affects accessibility. With things like flexbox and grid layout, the visual layout can be completely different from the DOM tree and can really mess up with accessibility functions like screen readers. Do you think as we are going advanced with our layouts, we are making web less accessible?

Hi Lea! Glad to see you here :) What do you think about Firefox not considering 'Scrollbar styling' as a default rule. It has a great support everywhere but they refuse to add the rule, is it justified?

Thanks for the fiddle, the antialiased font definitely looks better! One thing I’m afraid of is, would it look the same across different browsers or not? I don’t want it to look different in windows/mac machines or in different browsers..

If you're using less you can just do a @import "common.less"; into any other less file and it would just work

oh! alright.. I didn't even notice that was an animation, it looked like a video. It'll be interesting in check out how they did this

It's a pretty straightforward animation, when the element gets into the viewport, a relevant animation class gets added to the element(eg: "zoomIn", "fadeIn") which has some CSS rules attached to it. When this new class gets added, the element's CSS is overridden and thus the element animates. You should take a look into CSS animations. @fczbkk's answer is pretty helpful here. 🙂