Talk.CSS #36

As you can see, we own the last Wednesday of every month slot. Because, consistency. By this time, we should all have had enjoyed some Chinese New Year time off and hopefully had lots of good food. So it's a good time to come join us and exercise those CSS muscles.

Latest CSS news by Talk.CSS
Our no-longer-new regular segment which will cover latest updates in the realm of CSS and HTML.

Pure CSS custom checkboxes and radio buttons by Ted Johansson
Tired of the default checkboxes and radio buttons your browser gives you? Time to utilise the ‘S’ in CSS. Style, we mean, style. Ted will share his tips on making your custom checkboxes and radio buttons look pretty AND are still as accessible as the original.

Creating art with CSS by Chen Hui Jing
In preparation for our March Codepen edition, Hui Jing will talk about the various CSS properties and techniques we can use to create art in your browser. This in the hopes that at least some of you will attempt something so we can do show and tell using Codepen for the next Talk.CSS. More details to come.

The CSS doctor is in (our segment that never gets utilised)
Layouts looking a bit broken? CSS issues getting you down? We're here to help. Tell us your CSS problem and get a crowd-sourced solution from all the CSS enthusiasts in Singapore right here.

Lightning talks welcome, just poke Hui Jing when you get there. We welcome any CSS-related topics at ANY level because we’re all here to learn and share :)

This is the first time Talk.CSS is happening at HOOQ. Here's a description of our lovely venue sponsor:
HOOQ is a video on demand streaming service. It is a joint-venture of Sony Pictures Entertainment, Warner Bros. and Singtel. HOOQ is Asia's first premium video-on-demand service to launch across the South East Asia and India.

HOOQ delivers over 35,000 hours of Hollywood, regional and local titles to customers anytime, anywhere by enabling them to stream and download their favorite shows on their internet device or platform of choice including computers, smartphones tablets and smart TVs via Google Chromecast.