Adam Argyle - Oh Snap!

CSS `scroll-snap` is a classic CSS property; small, innocent looking API with huge potential. Learn the basics and value essentials of CSS `scroll-snap`, the ancillary properties `scroll-padding` and `scroll-margin`, debugging with DevTools, plus a bag of snap tricks and glimpse into supporting future properties.
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Adam is a bright, passionate, punk engineer with an adoration for the web. He prefers using his skills for best in class UI/UX and empowering those around him. While currently a developer advocate at Google on Chrome, he’s worked at small app agencies, medium design agencies, startups, and consulting companies. At those companies his roles spanned product lead, front end architect, ui/ux engineer, ux designer, service designer and platform lead. These roles lead to developing over 50+ web apps across nearly every imaginable stack and screen size. His perspective on web dev is extracted from these experiences.
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[@alanbloom20]

The auto forward and scroll start has given me an idea to make a component that relies on JavaScript into pure css… looking forward to experimenting with that :-) great episode!
And people watching this are all developers so I’m sure we can empathise with the experience of moments where the browser isn’t playing nicely in your pres :-)

[@BlankStare7326]

looking forward to playing with this!

[@natalieflores7722]

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