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Bauhaus in the Browser

Talkat CascadiaFest 2016 · 2016-08-03..08-05· [css, design-collaboration]
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Shows concrete recreations of four Bauhaus works using viewport units, CSS Grid, shape-outside and stacked 3D transforms and gives runnable demos: a responsive Merz magazine cover that stays proportional across sizes, a rotated sidebar built with translate and rotate, a Mondrian grid assembled with CSS Grid, and a poster rendering with perspective and dolly‑zoom. Notes accessibility tradeoffs for viewport text and browser support gaps for Grid and shapes and provides pragmatic fallbacks so the examples actually work.

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  1. 0:00The Bauhaus legacy
  2. 2:16Viewport units
  3. 8:03CSS transforms
  4. 10:53Perspective in 3D
  5. 15:35CSS grid layout
  6. 19:19Shapes and final thoughts
  7. 23:43Conclusion
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